Watching anything on your smartphone while commuting on public transportation has zero privacy. With TCL NXTWEAR G Smart Glasses, however, you can do so without someone peeping over you and you’d be going so without looking like a dork.
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TCL NXTWEAR G Smart Glasses is essentially a pair of video eyewear, only sleeker. Very much sleeker than most video eyewear we have come across, if I may add. It has a frameless, foldable design that looks pretty much like regular eyewear, or sunglasses to be precise.
Because it is not self-powered, it allows TCL to go all-out anorexic with the size and achieve what you see here. So why does it draw its power from? Well, it can be powered by a source, such as your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. This means it has to be tethered to the source.
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As far as visual experience is through the dual 1080p Sony FHD Micro OLED panels that emulate a 140-inch display at 4 meters (13 feet) away. The device, of course, will have onboard stereo speakers. But obviously, you want to be on a pair of headphones since you want to watch whatever in private
The device will have over 100 smartphones, hybrid two-in-one devices, and laptops said TCL.
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TCL NXTWEAR G Smart Glasses will be available to buy in Australia next month (July) before launching in other markets. Meanwhile, you may learn more about the device HERE.
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Images: TCL.