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Xreal is one of the few companies trying to sell mass-market augmented reality headsets without an existing big tech empire.
But its latest product isn’t a pair of glasses; it’s a phone-sized Android tablet designed to keep you using them.
The Beam Pro is a combination battery, app repository, and 3D video recorder.
It's an attempt to bolster the small field of consumer AR and go beyond simply making glasses.
Xreal CEO Chi Xu says the current design is just a jumping-off point for the product.
The company is working on an AR software layer dubbed NebulaOS.
The main use cases for the glasses are streaming video, which only requires a bare-bones remote, and gaming, which requires a full-fledged Bluetooth gamepad.
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