XREAL Beam Pro may look like a smartphone, but it’s actually a purpose-made-for-AR mobile device, or more specifically, XREAL AR glasses. When paired with the latter, it gives users an easy way to access all of their favorite apps, social media content, streaming entertainment, and gaming platforms in a stunning 3D-aware AR environment.
Priced at $749 USD, the Rokid AR Lite are the first AR smartglasses powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 Mobile Platform. Not just for entertainment, this device supports video conferencing, document editing, navigation, photo-taking, and more.
Spacetop G1 could quite possibly be the world’s first augmented reality laptop that offers users a 100” virtual workspace rather than a 13” LCD screen. That’s right, it comes with a pair of lightweight XREAL Air 2 Pro AR glasses that automatically dim in bright or sunlit environments, thus enhancing focus and provides lossless text legibility.
We may soon see a Google Glass successor, as a prototype device was teased in the company’s new video demonstrating its Project Astra AI agent app. The person asked Gemini if they remembered where they placed their glasses, and from the quick glimpse, we can see a camera as well as a custom visual interface.
Stanford researchers have developed 3D AR eyeglasses that look at normal at first, but they actually combine holographic imaging with artificial intelligence. More specifically, a pair of prototype augmented reality glasses that basically use holographic imaging to overlay full-color, 3D moving images on normal-looking lenses.
TECNO Pocket Go is touted as the industry’s first augmented reality gaming set, or more specifically, a device that combines AR glasses and an AR Windows handheld. It comes equipped with a 0.71-inch Micro-OLED screen that simulates the experience of viewing a 215-inch screen from 6-meters (19.7-feet) away.
The Apple Vision Pro has finally arrived in stores, but a native YouTube app is nowhere to be found. However, the next best thing just might be Juno by developer Christian Selig, as it improves the website substantially with a visual overhaul so it feels like a native visionOS app.
Apple Vision Pro may soon become a valuable tool for real estate agents, as Zillow Immerse lets potential customers tour homes virtually like never before. A video conferencing walkthough is nice, but Zillow Immerse uses Apple’s spatial computer to provide panoramic 360° views of every room, from ceiling to floor.
Marquess Brownlee, also known as MKBHD, unboxes the all-new Apple Vision Pro and shows what $3,499 USD gets you. Upon opening the main box, you’ll find a Light Seal, Solo Knit / Dual Loop bands, a Light Seal, two Light Seal Cushions (thick + thin), and an Apple Vision Pro Cover for the front of the device.
Set to arrive in the US next month, priced from $399 USD, the XREAL Air 2 Series AR glasses transform whatever you’re viewing into a massive 330-inch big screen experience. It achieves this by using two Sony 0.55-inch Micro-OLED (1920 x 1080 resolution) displays placed in front of your eyes with 100,000:1, and 500 nits brightness.