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I tried this AR Windows 11 gaming system at MWC and I can’t stop thinking about it
I wasn't thrilled with the AR glasses I tried at MWC last year. I said at the time that everyone designing these devices could only offer tethered experiences. I also said that the industry was waiting for Apple to lead the way with its own AR device.Â
Fast-forward to MWC 2024‚ and the Apple Vision Pro is now out in the US. It's leading the way‚ and I expect more spatial computers to launch in the coming years as Apple perfects the Vision Pro and irons out the various issues that early adopters have highlighted.
As for the AR glasses that you might see at trade shows‚ they're still tethered‚ which means you have to connect them via a USB-C cable to a computer to enjoy any sort of immersive content. And that content will only be as good as the quality of that display inside the glasses.
That was my general mindset on Wednesday heading into a demo of Tecno's Pocket Go Windows AR gaming system.
I wasn't expecting anything mind-blowing‚ as marketing reps understandably overhype these devices. But let me tell you this right now: The Tecno Pocket Go system blew my mind from the moment I put the AR glasses on. I had so many questions‚ and I wanted the demo to last as long as possible while knowing that others behind me wanted to test it out.
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