> That's not AR anymore, you are now asking for VR The Nreal Air is basically a pair of sunglasses that don't look TOO dorky and automatically display a massiv

> That's not AR anymore, you are now asking for VR The Nreal Air is basically a pair of sunglasses that don't look TOO dorky and automatically display a massive 130"+ screen in front of you when you plug them in. When the screen is off you can see through the sunglasses normally. Maybe there's a subtler difference I'm missing between AR and VR but to me that's AR. IMO Nreal's version isn't quite ready for mass adoption but if there's anyone who could make a better version you'd think it would be Apple (though it would likely cost more money).