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.

Lenovo is building the T1 to be less powerful (and more affordable) than the A3, which supports up to five virtual monitors. But with less hardware, they should feel lighter on the face than the 0 ...

Called the Lenovo Glasses T1, the pair work as a virtual private monitor that you can carry around wherever you go. The company is touting these glasses as the ultimate mobile display solution.

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 ...

Once connected, Lenovo’s Glasses T1 essentially turn your device into a pocket projector. You wear the glasses to immerse yourself in a hybrid scene, with large virtual displays appearing before ...

Ahead of the IFA show in Berlin, Lenovo has announced a range of devices, including laptops, tablets, Chromebooks and monitors – and, first up, a pair of glasses that deliver a virtual monitor ...

Lenovo has taken the wraps off a new pair of smart ... The Glasses T1 is more like a virtual monitor that can link up with your phone or PC and bring its display right in front of your eyes in a ...

Lenovo just announced its Legion Glasses, which let you bring a large virtual screen anywhere you go. The Legion Glasses work with Windows, Android, macOS, and other devices with USB-C connectivity.

The box says that Lenovo Legion Glasses — «personal screen», not virtual reality glasses. Let’s keep this in mind because many sellers classify them as VR glasses. In addition to the glasses, the set ...

Lenovo has unveiled its IFA 2022 offering this week, ... monitor glasses, and more. ... they are in fact a portable pair of virtual monitors that you wear on the bridge of your nose.

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