When HTC launched his Vive Series headsets for VR years ago, he made a big bet, and the producer is now entering a new border with his Vivek Eagle AI glasses. This is a rival of Ray-B Bat Meta with the goal of looking like regular glasses but simultaneously offers FPV cameras, on-device AI facilities and stereo speakers.
HTC Vive Eagle
Vive Eagle comes in many translucent colors including black, berries, coffee and gray. They are a 12MP ultra-wide camera game, which receives 3,024 × 4,032 PX photos up to 30fps and 1,512 × 2,016 PX video. There is an LED capture light in the right frame, which tells others that you are recording.
The glasses are attached to Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Jan 1 with 4GB of RAM and 32GB storage. They weigh just below 49 grams from their zest lens and offer IP54 English protection against water and dust.
Vive Eagle supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and any iOS 17.6+ or Wave Connect app with Android 10+ Phone. You also get united open ear stereo speakers in temples.
HTC is bringing its Vive AI VOICE Is Assistant, which is compatible with Google Gemini and Chattagpat (beta). You also get a real-time translation with 13 languages support and spoken Audio Deo-device conversion.
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The glasses come with a 235 mAh battery. Standbay for 36 hours stand, Hours. Hours hours are consistently rated for 3 hours for music playback and voice Is Calls LS. When you need to recharge, you can do this with a bundle magnetic charger. It promises 50% charge in 10 minutes and 80% top-up in 23 minutes.
HTC Vive Eagle will retail NTD 15,600Which is $ 521. They are available for pre-orders in Taiwan, opening openings from September 1. HTC has not yet disclosed any details about the global projection.
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