Lenovo has announced the Legion Glasses 2, a new version of its virtual display glasses. This updated model has a better design than the previous one, focusing on user comfort and better image ...

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With Lenovo's Legion Glasses, portable gaming doesn't have to mean leaving the big screen behind. They also pair nicely with the Legion Go handheld.

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The second-gen Lenovo Legion Glasses pull the same magic trick as the original — putting a 1.26-inch full HD MicroOLED USB-C display in front of your eyeballs — but with a stylish new ...

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The Lenovo Legion Glasses offer enhanced AR capabilities and are compatible with regular glasses.

Following on from last year's Glasses T1, Lenovo has announced a Legion-branded variant that promises a portable, large-screen experience.

The new device, called the Lenovo Legion Go, allows users to play the latest high-end PC games while using a pair of removable controllers, much like the Nintendo Switch.

Lenovo's Legion Glasses work with Windows/Mac/Android, too. Lori Grunin/CNET They're wearable displays, not AR glasses, similar in spirit to what TCL and other companies have made for years.