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Another day, another new information about the first smart glasses from the workshop Applu. That's exactly how the last few days could be described, with a bit of exaggeration, as information about the upcoming unveiling of smart glasses Applu are riddled with. With another bit of information, the front man came to the mill a few hours ago Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. This time he talked specifically about charging the glasses. 

Kuo has repeatedly said in the past that smart glasses from the workshop AppThey will have both very high-quality displays for displaying AR/VR content, as well as relatively high performance.onem needed for rendering content. The glasses are not supposed to be dependent on any other device in the form of an iPhone or iPad in terms of performance, which is why they had to Apple to deploy a very advanced chipset. These computersoneHowever, they are also logically quite demanding in terms of energy consumption, which is why the Californian giant is currently determined to include a 96W adapter in the glasses package, which will ensure sufficiently fast charging along with enough energy when used “wired”. The glasses will most likely still be active when connected to the mains via a charger. 

But let's stay with the performance of smart glasses for a moment. Kuo predicts the arrival of a new chip designed specifically for smart glasses, which will be similar in performance to the M1 chips. Pro with the fact that it will probably have an advantage over them in the Neural Engine, which will be used for fast image analysis. On paper, the glasses seem to be almost incredibly powerful, although it should be added that their full functionality will depend on the high performance that can be converted into AR/VR images. 

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