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XREAL just fixed one of the biggest flaws of its AR glasses with a tiny accessory
Dapper dongle XREAL just announced a small dongle that will let you charge a source device while using the company's smart glasses. XREAL will also demo its glasses at the 2024 Game Developer Conference.
Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest: As Microsoft bets on both, Zuckerberg calls out 'Apple fanboys' in this scathing video
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently shared a video comparing Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro. While it's not surprising that Meta's CEO prefers a Meta product, he raises some interesting points.
Microsoft Word lead says Apple's Vision Pro headset is "much better, more capable, more fun, and cheaper" than his home theatre, though it's heavy and strains his eyes
VISION PRO AR Could the Apple Vision Pro headset replace your entire entertainment setup?
Apple Vision Pro vs. XREAL Air 2 Ultra: Which virtual reality wearable is better?
Versus Both the Apple Vision Pro and XREAL Air 2 Ultra glasses provide AR and VR experiences. But which one is better?
Apple Vision Pro launched with over 600 apps, and Microsoft made 7 of them
Microsoft Word, Teams, OneNote, and more productivity apps are on the way to Apple Vision Pro
I was skeptical at first, but after trying XREAL glasses and talking with CEO Chi Xu about their real-world applications, I get it
Strong future During CES 2024, I sat down with XREAL CEO Chi Xu to discuss the new Air 2 Ultra glasses, and now I get how these devices will change the future.
XREAL's HoloLens-like Air 2 Ultra AR glasses give Apple's Vision Pro a run for its money even before it launches
STYLISH AR XREAL just unveiled its Air 2 Ultra AR glasses, which are expected to start shipping in March, but you can pre-order them for $699.
It's been 8 years since I first tried one of Microsoft's most underrated products and I still miss it every day
❤ My first job at CES eight years ago was to buy the then US-exclusive Microsoft Band and I wish it was still around today.
Microsoft just killed Windows Mixed Reality but the company's VR vision lives on thanks to a surprising savior in Meta Quest
Dead but not gone Microsoft recently announced the deprecation of Windows Mixed Reality. While that platform is on the way out, Microsoft will continue to support VR through Meta Quest.
