There 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 justifie

There 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.