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During the just concluded Snapdragon Summit 2023 event, the RayNeo X2 Lite smart glasses were unveiled. These pairs of AR smart glasses are not yet available for global release, as prospective users need to wait till next year. But they made the stage during the Summit event because they are using the new Snapdragon AR1 chip.
In addition to using this new AR chip from Qualcomm Snapdragon, this new pair of glasses is the first of their kind. They are the first full-color 3D display smart AR glasses that use the Snapdragon AR1 chip. This new product is paving the way for more like it that’ll be launched in the coming future.
Fans around the world can’t wait to try on this new piece of technology from RayNeo. With its AR capabilities, the new RayNeo X2 Lite smart glasses will help users get productive while on the go. This pair of glasses show how technology is blending into users’ everyday life and how AR is shaping the future in various ways.
Specs & features of the RayNeo X2 Lite smart glasses might make you consider getting a pair
During the Snapdragon Summit 2023 event, the main focus of this product was the chip that’s powering it. However, there was also notable mention of the other features that this pair of AR glasses bring to the table. Among these features is its full-color 3D display, which users will benefit a lot from once it hits the market.
For its processor, this pair of AR glasses comes with the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip under the hood. This is Qualcomm’s latest AR processor for lightweight smart glasses. With this processor, users of the new smart glasses from RayNeo can enjoy a ton of AI capabilities for use throughout the day.
To interact with the AI assistant on the new RayNeo X2 Lite smart glasses, users need a display screen. Here is this new pair of smart glasses from RayNeo use a full-colour 3D display. This screen display boasts cutting-edge MicroLED optical waveguide technology for impressive image quality.
The display offers users a 30-degree field of view and up to 1,500 nits brightness. RayNeo assures prospective users that this screen display will hold up under varying lighting conditions thanks to the adaptive display. With these, users don’t have to worry about how they can interact with their AI assistant as they go about their everyday activities.
All these features and technology bring the weight of this pair of smart glasses to just 60 grams. User comfort is also up to par with modern technology offering skin-friendly materials, compact ergonomics, cushion-like adjustable nose pads and so much more. RayNeo will start retailing the new X2 Lite smart glasses next year, and more details on its pricing will be available in the coming weeks.