What you need to know The Game Developers Conference (GDC) is going on now from Mar. 18 – Mar. 22 in San Francisco, California. At the event, XREAL is hosting AR game demos with its various spatial computing glasses. XREAL also introduced a new accessory specifically designed to add more convenience to the XREAL glasses […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know XREAL announced a new accessory called the XREAL Hub that allows you to charge your source device and use supported smart glasses at the same time. The XREAL Hub will work with the XREAL Air, XREAL Air 2, XREAL Air 2 Pro, and XREAL Air 2 Ultra. XREAL also shared […]
Read MoreEveryone is talking about the Apple Vision Pro (okay, well, they were for about 5 minutes). But as long-time Windows watchers, we sit by the sidelines, once again, watching as Apple “invents” another category Microsoft effectively pioneered with HoloLens. The spatial hologrammatic anchors seen in the Apple Vision Pro were present in HoloLens over half […]
Read More“So what? Why should I care? That’s a big waste of money.” These are the phrases that have popped into my head over the last year each time a company has revealed its own augmented reality (AR) and/or virtual reality (VR) glasses. Despite each brand’s attempts to tell me that their product is important, I’ve […]
Read MoreWe’re rapidly heading towards a post-HoloLens world. When Microsoft initially debuted HoloLens back in the day, it opened up a world of excitement for gaming, spatial computing, business applications, training, and beyond. Microsoft is still muddling through a big HoloLens contract with the United States Dept. of Defence for potential applications, but we’ve heard repeatedly […]
Read MoreXreal launched the Air 2 and Air 2 Pro AR glasses in October, now the company adds a new class of device – the Xreal Air 2 Ultra. What sets this apart from its siblings is that it has two cameras mounted on the frame that enable 6 degrees of freedom (6DoF) tracking. The data […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know XREAL (formerly NREAL) creates AR glasses that look almost as subtle as regular glasses. Complete with prescription options, the XREAL glasses function essentially as an external monitor, able to extend or duplicate a Windows PC or Android phone display. They also work seamlessly with Samsung DeX (or Windows 10 Mobile’s […]
Read MoreAR is an up and coming form factor, but up and coming doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to experience it now. XREAL has been making AR glasses for a number of years, and their first-generation Air glasses are 28% off this week for Black Friday, bringing them down to just $271 for Amazon Prime Members. […]
Read MoreLenovo Legion Glasses Lenovo Quality Offering 1080p dual screens with a 60Hz refresh rate the Lenovo Legion Glasses pair perfectly with the newly launched Lenovo Legion Go handheld gaming device. It looks to be a great offering for a good price at just $329. For Micro OLED Display 1920 X 1080 per eye High-fidelity built-in […]
Read MoreIntroduction If you’ve been following the AR space, you’ve probably come across the Nreal brand. The company has been one of the most successful in actually commercializing AR glasses, reaching 100,000 sales in 2022. The company’s Air glasses are thus a rather popular product in the growing space. Following a trademark dispute with Epic Games, […]
Read MoreXreal (formerly Nreal) is bringing the second generation Xreal Air 2 glasses to a wider audience with launches in Europe and the US coming up (they are already available in China and Japan). The new glasses are slimmer, lighter and more comfortable, while having better displays and this time around there is a Pro model […]
Read MoreIntroduction If you’ve ever been interested in AR, you’ve probably come across the Nreal brand. The company has been one of the most successful in actually commercializing AR glasses, boasting impressive sales numbers of 100,000 units in 2022. The most popular product in their lineup is arguably the Air glasses. Nreal is now rebranding to […]
Read MoreThe Xreal Beam starts shipping today in the US and Japan. The Beam is an alternative way to connect AR headsets like the Xreal Air to your PC, console or phone. Normally, you need a wired USB C-to-C connection between the headset and your device. With the Beam, however, you can go wireless. It still […]
Read MoreXreal (née Nreal) has updated its Nebula for Mac application – the latest version allows owners of Xreal headsets to use virtual monitors or enjoy a virtual cinema experience. Using either the Xreal Air or the Xreal Light, the Nebula app can create three virtual displays – one that mirrors your MacBook display, plus two […]
Read MoreToday almost everyone interacts with the digital world through the 2D display of their smartphone or computer. But the future may be a lot more immersive with head-mounted displays that look a lot like ordinary sunglasses. Nreal, the current leader in the AR segment, believes that is the way forward and is launching a pair […]
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