Lenovo's Glasses T1 feel like a more serious commitment to the consumer AR dream, but there are still reasons to be skeptical. The Glasses T1 come from one of the largest OEMs and a company that ...

The glasses are set to arrive at some point in the middle of the year. No word from Lenovo on pricing — which isn’t entirely surprising for an enterprise-only device.

But while that day hasn’t come, Lenovo has announced its newest AR glasses “T1,” which, surprisingly, work with iPhone, iPad, and even Mac. Meet the Lenovo Glasses T1.

Lenovo Announces New ThinkReality A3 Smart Glasses: Availability, Price, Specs, and Etc. Screenshot From AR MR XR YouTube Lenovo has recently launched its brand new ThinkReality device for the CES ...

Along with a foldable laptop, a Chromebook, and the P11 series Android tablets, Lenovo also brought a pair of AR to IFA 2022. Called the Lenovo Glasses T1, ...

Lenovo’s T1 Glasses are an increasingly common baby step towards true AR: a pair of smart glasses that act as an external display for your phone or laptop.

Lenovo released its new pair of sleek and lightweight AR glasses called the Thinkreality A3 today. The glasses can connect to your PC or a Motorola phone through a USB-C cable — but sadly, it ...

Lenovo dangles a platform-agnostic carrot in front of AR hopefuls. A fixed 1080p image in front of you, without anything like an accelerometer, doesn't qualify as AR. These are glasses for people ...

Image courtesy Lenovo. The AR glasses are powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR1 which drives stereoscopic 1080p displays, something the company says can show “up to 5 virtual displays” for ...

AR glasses (that are affordable, under 500) are high on my want list. It would be cool to watch Youtube videos, or movies/shows while working in my garage or cleaning the house. me want!

Lenovo signaled its work on ThinkReality A3 in November 2019, when it publicly showed AR Concept Glasses that we noted “won’t be confused with sunglasses” due to their larger frames and ...