Samsung has officially announced the development of its long-anticipated AI-powered smart glasses, with plans to launch two versions over the next two years. The first model, an audio-only version without a display, is set to debut later this year, featuring built-in speakers and a camera, designed to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. A more advanced version with a display is expected to follow in 2026, resembling traditional eyewear with added tech features. Additionally, Samsung teased the Galaxy Buds Able, a new pair of earbuds that will utilize a clip-style design for comfort and style, entering a space already explored by competitors. However, Samsung also cautioned about potential supply chain challenges, particularly concerning memory chips, which could lead to increased smartphone prices and slower sales growth. The company's strategy focuses on expanding its AI-driven wearable technology while navigating these supply pressures.