Meta’s next glasses focus on audio, screens, VR
Whether or not smart glasses truly succeed doesn’t seem to be an issue right now. More are on the way, and Meta will have a few different types.
Whether or not smart glasses truly succeed doesn’t seem to be an issue right now. More are on the way, and Meta will have a few different types.
Would you pay $2K for VR in an age where virtual reality feels like it’s fading away? The Steam Frame seems like an answer to a question not being asked today.
Gaming on the go was just the start of Valve’s push to make Steam used in more places. A PC is on the way, as is a controller and a neat portable VR headset.
If $6K is too expensive for an augmented reality take on where computing is going, Google and Samsung are building something together.
Apple’s world of an augmented reality computer isn’t the only game in town, as Google readies something worked on with Samsung and chip-maker Qualcomm.
Virtual worlds and computer-assisted vision is coming to more eyes, as Facebook’s owner Meta shows off new tech.
At $5999, the Apple Vision Pro is out of reach for most people. Yet spend a short time with the headset and you just might look for ways to keep it in your life.
A computer strapped to your face saw release in America last year, but Australians missed out. Good news if you’re still keen: it’s coming down under, but it won’t be cheap.
Curious about augmented and virtual worlds, but have been waiting for something under a grand that’s also capable and comfortable? Meta might have the answer.
Apple’s upcoming headset isn’t the only head-mounted display to look forward to, as TCL makes a 3 metre screen for your pocket.