Nreal Light mixed reality glasses launch in Korea with the Galaxy Note 20

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After successfully fighting off <www.engadget.com/us-court-rejects-magic-leap-claims-nreal-founder-stole-mixedreality-secrets-120537120.html> Magic Leap’s claim <www.engadget.com/2019-06-19-magic-leap-nreal-founder-stole-mixed-reality-secrets.html> that it stole trade secrets, Nreal is finally able to launch its Light mixed reality glasses into the consumer market. Starting today, folks in Korea can pre-order the Light — locally rebranded as “U+ Real Glass” — as part of a mobile phone plan on the LG Uplus network, so long as you pick the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 <www.engadget.com/galaxy-note-20-note-20-ultra-snapdragon-865-plus-5g-s-pen-hands-on-140021257.html> or the LG Velvet <www.engadget.com/lg-velvet-dual-screen-case-hands-on-impressions-140005961.html> as your handset. That way you can buy the Light at a subsidized price of 349,500 won (about $295). You can also purchase the glasses separately for 699,000 won (about $590) at an LG Uplus store from August 21st, if you’d rather use them with other phones. [image: Nreal Light Nebula system] Nreal
Since Nreal designed the Light with 5G smartphones in mind <www.engadget.com/2019-02-28-nreal-mixed-reality-glasses-5g-hands-on.html>, this consumer kit lacks the Toast computing unit we saw in earlier demos <www.engadget.com/2019-01-08-nreal-light-mixed-reality-glasses-sunglasses-hands-on.html>. What do you gain, however, is a “VR Cover” that blocks out your view of the outside world, thus converting the Light into makeshift VR glasses. They won’t replace dedicated VR headsets given their 52-degree diagonal field of view (it’s the same figure for Microsoft’s enterprise-centric Hololens 2 <www.engadget.com/hololens-2-expands-taiwan-south-korea-150029008.html>), while most VR headsets exceed <www.engadget.com/2019-06-28-valve-index-review-vr.html> 100 degrees here, but it’s still a nice bonus feature for when you want to immerse yourself into games or video.
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