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This episode of The Vergecast tackles portable gaming consoles and smart glasses.
We try out the Razer Anzu , the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, the Meta Quest 3, and the Apple Vision Pro .
Plus, we test some microphones and answer a question from the Vergecast Hotline about the North Focals , and whether a startup might have nailed the future of smart glasses five years ago .
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