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ASUS demonstrated AirVision M1 glasses at CES 2024, which use Micro OLED screen technology to display content when connected to a computer or mobile phone. Unlike the Apple Vision Pro and Sony Spatial XR glasses, the AirVision M1 aims to compete with the TCL NXTWear S and RayNeo Air 2.
The glasses feature a 1080p display with a 57-degree viewing angle, built-in speakers, and use USB Type-C and DisplayPort connectivity. Unique is the embedded touchpad, which allows adjusting the aspect ratio of the virtual display, quickly adjusting brightness and activating 3D mode.
Pricing and availability information for the AirVision M1 has not yet been announced, but it is expected to be priced in the range of the TCL NXTWear S and S Plus.
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