Tag: Ray-Ban

  • Ray-Ban Meta AI smart glasses land in India: Titan Eye+ brings smart style into focus

    Ray-Ban Meta AI smart glasses land in India: Titan Eye+ brings smart style into focus

    MUMBAI: Titan Eye+ has dialled up the smart quotient with the launch of Ray-Ban Meta AI smart glasses, now available at 50+ select stores across India. This slick new eyewear, merging Meta’s artificial intelligence with Ray-Ban’s iconic style, puts hands-free functionality right in your frame.

    For those who love to stay connected without missing a beat, the Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses pack a punch—voice-activated Meta AI assistance, hands-free photo and video capture with a 12MP camera, open-ear speakers for immersive audio, and instant connectivity for calls, messages, music, and even live streaming. Style has officially gone high-tech.

    Titan Co Ltd eyecare division CEO NS Raghavan called the launch a game-changer. “We are thrilled to bring the Ray-Ban Meta AI smart glasses to India. As pioneers in smart eyewear, we aim to offer globally acclaimed brands that marry technology with fashion.”

    This launch bolsters Titan Eye+’s already-robust smart eyewear portfolio, which includes the feature-packed Titan EyeX and the trendy Fastrack Vibes. Available in-store and online at www.titaneyeplus.com, the Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses can also be snagged at a discount using Tata Neu reward points. Prices begin at Rs 29,900-odd for the basic model, and go up to Rs 35,700 for the transition AI glasses. 

    With India’s appetite for smart wearables on the rise, Titan Eye+ is putting the future of connected fashion right before your eyes.

  • Ray-Ban launches new campaign by Steven Klein

    Ray-Ban launches new campaign by Steven Klein

    MUMBAI: Global eye wear group The Luxottico has tapped the creative instincts of renowned American photographer Steven Klein for the second in a series of communication campaigns for its iconic brand Ray-Ban.

    The campaign will feature four shots starring four singular characters, each embodying a Ray- Ban icon. The images celebrate the liberating force of the road trip, interpreted as a metaphorical escape from the constraints of modern society.

    The campaign is another part of Steven Klen’s 2017 story  in which the protagonists shook off their past to free themselves. The spirit of the campaign is immediate, irrepressible and authentic, capturing the transformative power of self-expression.

    Commenting on this Steven Klein says, “It’s about freedom and letting go. Living in turbulent times, one of the things that evokes that for many people is a road trip. This campaign represents that no matter what hardships come your way, you can be an individual, go on your own path and experience fun, optimism, creativity, love… everybody’s looking for their own personal freedom.”

    The protagonists each wear a Ray-Ban icon, an extension of their distinct personalities: The Marshal, Wayfarer Blaze, Aviator Evolve and Hexagonal.

    Alongside the images the campaign also features a video campaign, four separate character videos and additional digital content, revealing more about the protagonists’ unique personal odysseys.

    1. With the straight-jacket of the city in the rearview mirror the protagonist drives into a never ending sunset. Literally stripped of restraints, his skin absorbs the warm light of freedom.

    The protagonist wears a pair of Ray-Ban Marshal. This Ray-Ban icon is the modern take on the tribute to the pioneering spirit of lieutenant Douglas MacArthur, launched in 1987.

    2. She’s her own person and on the road she can finally express that true self. With the wind in her hair and no fixed destination, the protagonist embraces the cool thrill of the unknown.

    She wears a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer Blaze. Ray-Ban’s mirror block reinvention of their iconic 50s design is beloved of musicians, celebrities and adventurers.

    3. With his dog and guitar for company our protagonist takes the road less travelled. He’s on a journey of self-discovery, and he’s not looking back.

    The protagonist wears a pair of Ray-Ban Hexagonal. The slim profiles of this new acetate optical shape give the iconic hexagon a new dimension. Featuring contemporary angles and vintage-inspired keyhole bridge, plus the classic Ray-Ban rivets and temple logos.

    4. Hitching a trip to “everywhere”, our protagonist runs through early morning light, towards a new dawn of authenticity and self-realisation.

    The protagonist wears a pair of Ray-Ban Aviator Evolve. The world’s most iconic sunglasses re-imagined withphotochromatic washed lenses that change colour density with light. Pink lenses recall the flamboyant 70s eyewear trends.

  • NDTV India appoints Sameer Kapoor as CEO

    NDTV India appoints Sameer Kapoor as CEO

    NEW DELHI: NDTV India has appointed Sameer Kapoor as its chief executive officer. He moves in from Metro Now, a daily tabloid run by a 50:50 joint venture between The Times of India and HT Media Ltd, where he was serving as the president.

    Taking charge of the newly created post, Kapoor’s main task will be to up the ratings of the Hindi news channel in a space that has largely taken the tabloid route.

    Says Kapoor, “As the CEO, my task will be to drive the business of the channel and maintain its credibility in the market.”

    When quizzed about the change in positioning that the channel would see after his appointment, Kapoor replied, “It’s too early to comment on the changes that would take place. We would take a 360 degree view of the scenario and figure out a strategy that would suit the business and help drive further growth.”

    While Hindi news channels have often been under the glare of Information and Broadcasting ministry due to the kind of content being aired, it seems Kapoor has a different feeling towards NDTV India.

    “We are the best news channel. We are the only news channel that shows news whereas other news channels are showing ‘Tamsaha’ in the face of news.”

    Kapoor had been with Metro Now since its inception in September 2006. Apart form the daily tabloid, he has also worked in various marketing positions with consumer durable companies such as Ray-Ban, Whirlpool and Carrier.