Razer's New Smart Glasses Promise to Make WFH a Little Less Awful
I know, I know. Another pair of open-ear audio smart glasses? Were the Bose Frames, Echo Frames, and JLab JBuds not enough? Nope. Not according to
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I know, I know. Another pair of open-ear audio smart glasses? Were the Bose Frames, Echo Frames, and JLab JBuds not enough? Nope. Not according to
It's officially announcing the Anzu smart glasses today that will filter out blue light and also project audio into your ears without drowning out environmental sound completely.
A new challenger appears as Razer formally announces today that it is releasing its own Smart Glasses brand to compete with Bose, Amazon, and other companies by integrating audio speakers directly into the glasses temples. Razer Anzu Smart Glasses Features and Specs: Blocks 35 Percent of Blue Light With IPX4 Water Resistance
Audio-enabled glasses aren't new; Bose's Frames sunglasses have been around for a couple of years now, and Amazon's Echo Frames launched in 2020. Razer's version comes with...
That's why we can expect to see a new breed of smart glasses in the coming years that rely on processing elsewhere such as the PC, smartphone, or computing puck of the kind Magic Leap relied on. Late last month, Qualcomm rolled out a reference design for a new class of smart eyewear. While still conspicuous as opposed to simpler smart glasses not built for XR, such as Amazon's Echo Frames, the new class of devices are designed for comfort during extended wearing sessions. Qualcomm has talked up the idea of a lighter display device acting as essentially a face-worn display for images processed...