Following on from last year’s Glasses T1, Lenovo has announced a Legion-branded variant that promises a portable, large-screen experience.
Lenovo is no stranger to XR hardware, but with its latest pair of smart glasses, the company is gunning for a portable monitor that you can wear and dive right into immersive gaming. Launched alongside the Legion Go handheld gaming console, the Legion Glasses plug into that handheld via a USB Type-C port and instantly offer a larger canvas for playing games without having to worry about battery hassles.
Lenovo fittingly classifies them as «an advanced wearable virtual monitor,» one that plays well not only with the Legion Go but also with Android, Windows, and macOS machines equipped with a USB Type-C port. And to make up for the lack of AR or VR tricks, the company is focusing on the visual clarity aspect.
The centerpieces are micro-LED display units, with each one offering the equivalent of full-HD resolution per eye.
