Additionally, in order to be compatible with iOS devices that have a Lightning connector, Lenovo’s new wearable device requires the Lenovo HDMI-to-Glasses Adapter accessory as well as the Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter (both sold separately). Lenovo indicated in a press release that the iPhone 12 and 13 have been tested for compatibility (of note is that the iPhone 14 had not yet been announced by Apple, nor was it available for testing since it had not yet been released either). Pricing from Apple (and, Apple Authorized Resellers) updated daily, seven days a week! ‘A Big Screen In Your Pocket’Īcting as a virtual display, the Lenovo Glasses T1 connects (and, remains tethered) to a smartphone, tablet, and/or laptop via USB-C to provide what the Morrisville, North Carolina-based company describes as, “a big screen in your pocket” for displaying a document, webpage, or multimedia content (e.g., streaming movies and playing games). ** AD: Find the lowest prices, latest discounts, and best deals on a new iPhone by consulting the award-winning and exclusive price trackers on MacPrices.
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Lenovo’s AR glasses are not only designed for use with Android smartphones and tablets but are fully compatible with iOS devices such as the iPhone and iPad (laptops running the Windows and MacOS operating systems are included on the list as well). All eyes are on the Lenovo Glasses T1 due to its compatibility with Apple smartphones, tablets, and laptops. However, Lenovo has beat Apple to the punch with the announcement of a new wearable device: the Lenovo Glasses T1. “ Apple Glass” - the purported name of Apple’s forthcoming AR glasses - is not expected to be released until 2025 (at the earliest). NEWS – Lenovo has created quite the spectacle(s) with its latest product. AR Glasses That Work With Apple’s Hardware? They’re Already Here (Except… It Isn’t From Apple)
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