Lenovo has announced a new wearable display called the Lenovo Glasses T1, which can connect to phones and computers to watch video, play games or work on a larger virtual screen.

After pushing augmented reality (AR) glasses to businesses for years, Lenovo will finally sell AR glasses for consumers, the company announced today—and I briefly got to demo the lightweight ...

The Lenovo Glasses T1 are a pair of AR glasses that work as a virtual private monitor that you can carry around wherever you go.

Lenovo has taken the wraps off a new pair of smart glasses, though they may not do what you'd expect given how popular AR and VR are at the moment.

Virtual reality helmets are too big to carry around everywhere, and Lenovo Legion Glasses still look like ordinary sunglasses, although they are not a virtual reality device. This is a completely ...

The Lenovo Glasses T1 aren’t virtual or augmented reality glasses. Instead they’re just a pair of displays that rest in front of your eyes, giving you a big-screen viewing experience in a ...

Announced at CES 2025, the Lenovo Legion Glasses 2 is set to launch in February 2025, bringing new Augmented Reality glasses at $400.

IFA: Lenovo unveils Glasses T1 wearable display, next-gen ThinkPad X1 Fold, and more The Berlin trade show is kicking off, and Lenovo has a strong portfolio of announcements.

Lenovo just announced its Legion Glasses, which allow you to take a large virtual monitor anywhere you go. The Legion Glasses can connect to devices running Windows, Android, or macOS.

Lenovo is eyeing the wearables market with its new Glasses T1, which provide users with an immersive virtual display.

Today, Lenovo announced the new Lenovo Glasses T1 wearable private display for on-the-go content consumption. Compatible with many of today’s modern s ...