Apple is reportedly developing a new chip for an upcoming pair of smart glasses which is aiming to compete with Ray-Ban Meta ...

XREAL's AR glasses, in conjunction with Sightful's Spacetop app, lets you view your workspace in a 3D setting. It may sound strange at first, but The Post's Chris Velazco shows why this is a great ...

Pimax announced Dream Air last December, aiming to take on the emerging segment of compact high-end PC VR headsets, such as ...

It’s working on a chip for smart glasses that would compete with Ray-Ban Metas. It’s working on a chip for smart glasses that would compete with Ray-Ban Metas. Jay Peters is a news editor ...

Cryptocurrencies extended their rally to end the week, with bitcoin holding steady above the $100,000 level while ether rallied to its best week since 2021. The price of bitcoin was higher by 2% ...

You can now gather around a screen and see digital objects come to life in true three dimensions; no headsets, no glasses ... Unlike traditional VR or AR setups that require each participant ...

The real revolution — and the real threat — lies in what comes next: Meta’s AI glasses. Sunglasses ... While the press discusses Apple’s bulky VR headsets and TikTok controversies ...

Apple is reportedly working on its own microchips across multiple product categories, including smart glasses and artificial intelligence — a hint at what’s next for the massive Silicon Valley ...

What’s more interesting are the chips Apple is making for some undisclosed future devices, which include processors for smart glasses along the lines of the Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The chips for ...

The virtual reality lab is located at Stellantis' CTC complex in Auburn Hills. The company says the lab helps it make improvements for workers at its assembly line stations as well as cut costs.

Apple is expanding its chip development, creating specialized processors for smart glasses, more powerful Macs, and dedicated AI servers. The smart glasses processor, slated for mass production in ...

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