Xreal Launches Aura Wired Smart Glasses Powered by Android XR
At the Android Developer Summit, Xreal unveiled its new Aura wired smart glasses, which utilize Google's Android XR platform and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite processors. Unlike standalone headsets like Apple's Vision Pro, the Aura is a lightweight design that tethers to a smartphone-like processing puck to display content within the wearer's field of view. The device features Sony Micro-OLED displays with 1200p resolution at 120Hz and integrates Bose audio technology. It also supports Google’s Gemini AI for contextual assistance. While heavier than Meta's smart glasses, the Aura offers expanded utility through support for various Google Play apps and the ability to function as an augmented display for computers or gaming consoles via USB-C.
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Topics: Android XR Augmented Reality Smart Glasses Wearable Technology
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