The next-gen XR glasses from Viture will be the first to use Sony's latest Micro-OLED panels, offering a sharper, brighter ...

They're wearable displays, not AR glasses, similar in spirit to what TCL and other companies have made for years. But, they're notable for several reasons: They have Micro-OLED displays ...

Viture is teasing its upcoming XR smart glasses that will boast Sony's latest "wearable display" tech. More details here.

Inside the visor, the device will feature micro OLED panels that display immersive content. Unlike VR devices that only deliver virtual reality experiences, Apple’s mixed reality glasses will ...

Smart glasses have come a long way following the ... full HD projection that seems to appear several feet in front of you. Paired with micro OLED displays for each eye, this creates a rich and ...

The Viture Pro XR glasses leverage micro-OLED tech for a vibrant and crisp AR display, perfect for mobile productivity. Mixed reality devices have been gaining traction in a few different forms.

The glasses are also TÜV-certified for low blue light and flicker reduction, according to Lenovo. Much more time is needed to explore and challenge the Micro OLED displays before I pass final ...

It’s a nice feature to have if you feel a little cross-eyed when you toss the glasses on. The micro OLED lenses allow you to adjust the lens transparency from Clear Mode (for keeping an eye on ...

The glasses themselves are state of the art polycarbonate. Turn them around to put them on and you’ll see the magic: Tucked in around the nose bridge is a tiny micro-OLED projector, mirror ...

Instead, they are simply dual displays that allow for glasses-based content consumption. Over each eye there is a Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) 60 Hz display which uses micro OLED technology.