“AirVision M1” AR Glasses from ASUS

CES 2024 (Consumer Electronics Fair), which opened its doors to visitors in Las Vegas, USA today, hosts the latest announcements of technology giants. ASUS, which introduces us to many new products from computers to phones, is one of them.

The company has now introduced a wearable product to us. AirVision M1 This product, as you might guess, is an augmented reality glasses.

AirVision M1 comes with a 1080p micro OLED display

AirVision M1 will connect to your phone or computer and display the content on its screen. The device has a 57-degree field of view A remarkable micro OLED with 1080p resolution It comes with a screen.

ASUS’s new glasses use a wired connection to transfer content to the glasses via DisplayPort. It is a matter of debate whether people like it or not having it wired. AirVision 1, which also includes built-in speakers, also has some interesting features.

One of them is the touch section on the left. Thanks to this part, users can view the screen can adjust according to their taste. You can also fix the virtual screen in front of your eyes to a certain location. This gives you the freedom to look in any direction you want without distortions on the screen. Let’s add that two or more screens can be used through glasses. ASUS makes it easier when you move, thanks to its Motion Sync feature. smooth transitions and less lag He adds that it will happen.

ASUS’s new glasses will be Apple rivals

When we look at the images shared by the company, we can see that the glasses are small but look strange on the face, like their counterparts. So it doesn’t look as good as Meta’s Rayban glasses. ASUS, AirVision M1 He did not share details about the price and when it will be released. Let’s add too.

AirVision M1, which has a name reminiscent of Apple products, is the product that Apple introduced this year. As a rival to the Vision Pro device future. We saw such moves from other companies at CES 2024. Sony also announced its own glasses in the past hours.

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