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The $3,500 wearable computer, which was released Friday, uses cameras so you can see the outside world while juggling apps and videos.

The wearable computer, originally released in 2015, still accounts for a tiny sliver of the company’s revenue.

If ever a company could surmount the precedent of Google Glass and even Oculus to make a wearable computer that didn’t look like a computer, it would be the company that had done it with laptops, music, earphones and, above all, the smartphone.

There’s the RealityOS name spotted in a trademark filing for “wearable computer hardware,” which is presumably the operating system that the headset will use.

Snap first filed a trademark application for Spectacles in September 2016, “for use in connection with wearable computer hardware” and other related uses “among consumer electronics devices and displays.”