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If you are in the market for an AR device for your professional work, then you may want to check out the Extended Reality (XR) […]

If you are in the market for an AR device for your professional work, then you may want to check out the Extended Reality (XR) […]

You probably haven’t heard of Rokid. But you really should if you are into augmented reality glasses because, Rokid is kind of a specialist in […]

AR headset is basically the visual equivalent of headphones. It lets you escape into the virtual world and completely immerse yourself in it. And immerse […]

An immersive home theater setup that includes a big-ass UHD display and sound system proper with Dolby Digital audio to boot may set you back […]

Windows Phone may be dead, but Microsoft is still setting up shop at Mobile World Congress. However, this time, they are there to talk about […]

Yuneec, arguably one of DJI’s biggest competitor, has announced the all-new SkyView headset that will enable drone operators to fly their drones in first person […]

Besides revealing the brand new OS during the January 21st event, tech giant Microsoft also dished out two hardwares, which kind surprises most folks. They […]

Wetley may have raced ahead and presented its third party solution for prescription Google Glass but the Mountain View folks also has its own set of solution in response to the style and prescription needs. meet the Google Glass Titanium Eyewear.

aesthetically, the LASTER SeeThru Augmented Reality Eyewear may not be as appealing as Google Glass, but it is still a piece of tech for those who want to step forward into the future and let AR and GPS feed you with info.

the Avegant Glyph Head Mounted Display you see here is what it says it is, a head mounted display, though it does look a wee like a pair of headphones. well, you can’t blame it for looking so much like a pair of audio cans, after all, this head mounted display also touts “premium audio experience”

this pair of wearable display coming from HUD maker Lumus, who are better known for their military-grade products, is one of the sleeker high-tech eyewear we have seen to date and one that you can probably wear without inviting stares, well, except maybe for the chunky component at the side which houses a 5MP camera