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I doubt that these glasses, with a form factor of sunglasses, are meant to compete with the vision pro, which is basically a computer in the formfactor of a div
by SushiHippie 3y ago
I doubt that these glasses, with a form factor of sunglasses, are meant to compete with the vision pro, which is basically a computer in the formfactor of a diving mask.
But it does look like a cool, maybe even useful, gadget nonetheless.
- brookst 3y agoAgree, seems like a classic “put Apple in the headline for clicks” bit of deception. These look really cool and I’m tempted, but a 56 degree FOV and no built in PC-class computer mean this is not a Vision Pro compete.
- freedomben 3y agoThere probably is some of that, but Xreal did use the same language that Apple did when describing their Vision Pro ("spatial computing") which I think justifies the article: > Xreal pitches the Air 2 Ultra as a full-fledged “spatial computing” device similar to its earlier Light mixed reality device, which also featured 6DOF tracking.
- brookst 3y agoFair point, I’d missed that.