Intel <b>Ray Ban Outlet</b> partners with eyewear giant Luxottica
Luxottica, (LUX 0.5%), owner of Ray Ban, Oakley, and a number of other premium eyewear brands, is forming a multi year R partnership with Intel (INTC 0.1%) to "fuse premium, luxury and sports eyewear with smart technology."
The first product to be created by the alliance is due in 2015. No word on which Intel processor line will be <b>Ray Ban Outlet Online</b> used Atom and Quark are the likely candidates.
With the market for smart eyewear in its (very) early stages, and ASPs likely to be lower than those for Intel's PC CPUs, the deal is unlikely to move the needle much near term for a company expected to post 2015 sales of $58.2B. But it bolsters Intel's standing in the <b>Ray Ban Outlet Online</b> market relative to the ARM CPU developers who claim the lion's share of smartphone/tablet processor sales.
The WSJ recently reported Intel's processors will power the next version of Google Glass, which presumably will feature a much lower price point <b>Ray Ban Outlet</b> than the $1,500 (Texas Instruments powered) Explorer Edition. Google already has a Glass partnership with Luxottica.