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XGIMI, best known for projectors, launches its own smart glasses

XGIMI's MemoMind AR glasses deliver AI features in lightweight, fashionable frames but rely on microLED displays that may impede usability for prescription wearers.

fromZDNET

1 month ago

I tried AR smart glasses with Gemini built in, but I'm not fully sold (yet)

Looking at hardware, the color displays are clear and bright in all lighting conditions and I haven't had any issues seeing them. The glasses are powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chipset, which is powerful, but unfortunately hasn't resulted in very good battery life. I've been getting about one to two hours of battery life, but it's also highly dependent on how active you are with the OS.

Wearables

fromGadgets 360

2 months ago

Google, Magic Leap Unveil Android XR Glasses Prototype With In-Lens Display

Google and Magic Leap unveiled an Android-powered XR glasses prototype combining Magic Leap waveguides and optics with Google's Raxium microLED and renewed three-year partnership.

Gadgets

fromThe Verge

4 months ago

Garmin's Fenix 8 Pro series finally lets you leave your phone at home - sort of

Garmin's Fenix 8 Pro adds LTE-M cellular and satellite connectivity plus a 4,500-nit MicroLED option, with prices starting at $1,199.99 and MicroLED at $1,999.99.

UK news

fromTheregister

4 months ago

Chinese funding backs sale of British microLED specialist

Haylo Labs acquired Plessey Semiconductors using a $100 million five-year loan from Chinese firm Goertek, with UK government national security approval.