Could Lenovo Glasses T1 be used to keep digital documents as private as possible — they're in the user's head only, after all. How do Lenovo Glasses T1 work? Chris Burns/SlashGear.

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 ...

The Lenovo Glasses T1 will be heading for China first in late 2022 as the Lenovo Yoga Glasses in China, then release for other select markets in 2023. Currently, ...

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 Glasses T1 are expected to be available in select markets in 2023 after debuting in China (as the Lenovo Yoga Glasses) this year. Lenovo didn't set a price, but I was told it's hoping to keep ...

The Lenovo Glasses T1 managed to attract our attention, quite a bit, actually, and we’ve decided to send one of our IFA 2022 awards Lenovo’s way. Glasses like these are not exactly mainstream.

The Lenovo Glasses T1 (known as Lenovo Yoga Glasses in China) will go on sale in China in late 2022 and be available in other select markets in 2023. The price for the wearable display solution ...

The Glasses T1 are smart shades that offer a private, wearable big screen for laptops, phones and tablets. They lack augmented-reality features, though, and won't show up in the US until next year.

“The Lenovo Glasses T1 is ready to meet the demands of many different users. In addition to most full-function USB-C-equipped Windows, Android, and MacOS devices, ...

Lenovo hasn’t announced pricing for the Lenovo Glasses T1 just yet, but for comparison’s sake the company’s existing, work-focused ThinkReality A3 Smart Glasses currently go for US$1,500.

Image: Lenovo. They won't be available outside China until 2023, but the Lenovo Glasses T1 (which will be called Lenovo Yoga Glasses in China) look set to turn heads at IFA.