This Week In XR: You May Wear Your Next Screen

This Week In XR: You May Wear Your Next Screen

Share to Linkedin Assisted Reality headsets are basically Android smartphones with a wearable micro display, allowing a workers' hands to remain free, and eyes on the task. They're not the sort of thing you'd wear in public. Even the most advanced assisted reality headsets are still a bit bulky, but they make the screen of your mobile phone appear to be a 140"-200" monitor. As we noted in our CES 2023 coverage, a number of these screen extenders are coming to consumers this year. Three of the most promising products, The Nreal Air AR glasses, and the Rokid Max, and TCL's NXTWEAR are already here. These early iterations are going to get a lot better, and quickly. I know TCL has a sleeker model on the way later this year. CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 07: Apple CEO Tim Cook delivers a keynote address during an Apple ... [+] special event on September 07, 2022 in Cupertino, California. Apple is expected to unveil the new iPhone 14. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The manufactured drama around Apple's XR glasses launch at its annual developers conference (WWDC) June 5th is getting to be like CNN commentators narrating the movement of the Trump