The era of technology never fails to amaze us. Not only are the cell phones getting smarter but even the eyeglasses. Smartglasses were something possible only in sci-fi movies, but that’s not the case anymore. At the CES 2021 virtual event, Lenovo unveiled its ThinkReality A3 business smartglasses. This wearable AR glass can create a customized, expanded personal workshop anywhere utilizing a virtual monitor at home, to guided schematics on the factory floor.
Lenovo ThinkReality A3 Smartglasses
The Lenovo ThinkReality Smartglasses are for sure the most advanced and versatile enterprise glasses to hit the market so far. The smartglasses offers 1080p head-mounted displays. The design looks almost similar to regular glass. These look ultra-portable, versatile, and comfortable. You can enhance with the preferred industrial frames as well. These smartglasses tether to a PC or users can select their respective Motorola smartphone via USB-C cable.
“The A3 is a next-generation augmented reality solution – light, powerful and versatile. The smart glasses are part of a comprehensive integrated digital solution from Lenovo that includes the advanced AR device, ThinkReality software, and Motorola mobile phones. Whether working in virtual spaces or supporting remote assistance, the ThinkReality A3 enhances workers’ abilities to do more wherever they are,” said Jon Pershke, Lenovo Vice President of Strategy and Emerging Business, Intelligent Device Group.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon XR1 platform powers the Lenovo ThinkReality AR Smartglasses. This gives you the high-performing and features stereoscopic five virtual displays. This gives you the best option for privacy. Only you can see what you are working on. If you are in a public place you don’t need to worry about anyone poking in their nose. This feature is most beneficial for those working on multiple displays. If you are an editor this might be the best option for you. We will have to see how it works for the gamers. As per the Lenovo officials, the ThinkReality AR Smartglasses will hit the market in mid-2021.
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