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The "technical problems" have ruined Mark Zuckerberg's presentation of smart glasses

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El director ejecutivo de Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, presentó este miércoles sus gafas más inteligentes, las Meta Ray-Ban Display, equipadas con una pequeña pantalla en el lente derecho que se puede controlar con gestos de la mano a través de una pulsera neural, pero cuando intentó demostrar cómo funcionaban se topó con varios fallos técnicos que achacó a una mala conexión de internet.

     El cofundador de Facebook no fue capaz de demostrar a un auditorio repleto de personas en la sede de Meta, en Menlo Park (California), cómo mantener una videollamada con estas gafas, ya que no pudo contestar a las varias llamadas de uno de sus empleados durante su conferencia de desarrolladores anual, Meta Connect.

     Zuckerberg, avergonzado, comentó que esta función había funcionado en los cientos de ensayos y que el fallo de hoy en las nuevas gafas -con un precio inicial de 799 dólares y que estarán disponibles a partir del 30 de septiembre en EE.UU.- se debía a una mala conexión de wifi.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Meta Ray-Ban Display in the presentation of smart glasses. Image taken from the video.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has been in charge of presenting the Meta Ray-Ban Display Smart Glasses, starring in the presentation of the new tool.

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