On October 1, Japan NREAL announced an AR glass that seamlessly shifts work and entertainment.In Japan, KDDI will sell at au Online Shop and KDDI directly managed stores from December 2021.Although the price has not been revealed, it is said that it will be even cheaper than the "NREAL LIGHT (domestic price 69,799 yen)" on sale.
AR glass, designed to be convenient for streaming TV programs and playing mobile games, allows you to project a 130 -inch virtual screen.It is ideal for watching videos with the vivid depiction of the latest optical engine, 20%lighter than the NREAL LIGHT released in December 2000, and the design that has evolved easily.
A mechanism that can adapt to more faces has been introduced, and it uses a rake system that can be adjusted in three stages that can adjust the viewing angle by tilting the lens, and an elastic temple that keeps the head firmly retained.With no outward camera, the lens is sealed, so you can keep your privacy.
For AR devices, it is equipped with a "best market in the market" micro OLED chip, achieving a high -density color of 49 pixels (PPD) per time."The details are clearly displayed to enhance the realism of the content."
Furthermore, while reducing the battery consumption of smartphones, it supports a high refresh rate of up to 90Hz.It is also characterized by the optimization of battery use, the continuous operation time has increased up to 50%compared to NREAL LIGHT.
NREAL LIGHT supported only Android devices, but NREAL AIR also supports iPhone and iPad.In addition, it is compatible with many Android devices.According to the company, "NREAL AIR is the world's first AR device that provides compatibility with Apple's iOS device."However, some functions may not be available.
As before, an Android application has been launched, and a mirroring mode that can be used as a large screen is implemented, and an MR (MRID REALITY) mode that reflects images in a space in a glass.Equipped with a "Watch Party" function that allows people in different places to share the same screen and audio, and multiple NREAL AIR users can share one AR screen.