The nReal Light being demoed at the Mobile World Congress in 2019. (Photo credit should read PAU BARRENA/AFP via Getty Images) Two years ago, I met Chi Xu, the founder of Beijing startup nReal, just ...

Immerse yourself in the virtual world with the Light AR Glasses -- lightweight, fashionable and comfortable mixed reality glasses. Create your own private theater experience with a 1080 HD screen and ...

Nreal, the company behind the Light AR Glasses, now offers a way to enjoy some entertaining streaming TV from Cinedigm. Today the two companies announced a partnership that will see Cinedigm bring ...

Nreal users can now play some Steam games on their augmented reality glasses. The Chinese company has released the beta version of "Steam on Nreal," which gives users a way to stream games from their ...

Nreal, an augmented reality company based in China, has announced it is launching a Steam beta on its Nreal Light and Nreal Air AR glasses, the latter of which released last September. Dubbed Steam on ...

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Nreal has launched Nreal Air augmented reality glasses in U.S. on Amazon for $379. For an extra $59 it will come with an adapter that enables it to work with an iPhone. The consumer-focused AR glasses ...

is a senior tech and policy editor focused on online platforms and free expression. Adi has covered virtual and augmented reality, the history of computing, and more for The Verge since 2011.

Nreal, a maker of augmented reality glasses, has raised $15 million in a funding round led by Gentle Monster parent firm IICombined. Beijing-based Nreal is one of the few companies still standing from ...

As augmented reality (AR) glasses continue to try carving a place among tech enthusiasts, we’re seeing another option hit mass availability in the US. In addition to selling the sunglass-like Nreal ...

Nreal is bringing its augmented reality (AR) glasses to the U.S., and this time the company is porting over all that immersive fun to the iOS ecosystem. The Nreal Air, which have been available in the ...