Lenovo's T1 Glasses bring a virtual screen to your eyes

Don't think that only cell phones and televisions are smart, many other items like home appliances also have their smart features. Another accessory that is included in this list are the smart glasses, and today we are going to talk a little about Lenovo's next release, the Glasses T1, which promises to offer features such as volume adjustment, camera and the main thing, which is to offer more privacy by projecting a screen in front of you that only the user can see. Check out!

Lenovo's new smart glasses

Presented in the last IFA (Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin, a technology fair that takes place in Germany), the smart glasses Glasses T1 promises to be quite an ally for moments of work or games in front of a screen. produced by Lenovo, Glasses T1 is the latest product that follows in the footsteps of previous devices such as the Lenovo ThinkReality A3 Smart Glasses of augmented reality released last year, or even the head monitor ThinkReality A6 most robust of 2019.

This new device brings a set of features that we see in other smart devices, such as cameras, sensors and other associated hardware. This is also combined with the fact that it brings the smart accessory concept into a single, private, visible screen. exclusively for the user, offering more privacy. Lenovo is promoting these glasses as "perfect for hybrid work and privacy or entertainment."

Made for use on PC screens, notebooks or mobile gaming devices, Glasses T1 uses micro-OLED display technology to provide a full image at 1.920 by 1.080 pixel resolution on each lens. The device is also capable of reproducing sounds with speakers built into the headphone outputs, as well as buttons for media and volume control.

In addition, it still brings discretion

Connectivity is via USB-C, making the Glasses T1 Compatible with current laptops and most smartphones and tablets that use the Android operating system. On the other hand, there is an adapter for Apple devices included, which use Lightning input, also working with iOS devices. This cable connection is capable of providing power and playing video and sound media.

Descriptions for the glasses say they are comfortable, featuring interchangeable nose clips, adjustable temples, and an included attachable frame that supports lenses from professional prescriptions. For extra comfort in long-term use, the screen has TUV certification for low blue light emissions and flicker reduction.

O Lenovo Glasses T1 will arrive first in China, being sold under the name Lenovo Yoga Glasses, from the end of this year. The company plans to start selling them in the United States and other markets in 2023, and pricing has yet to be announced.

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