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INAIR
INAIR Spatial Computer Glasses
$399.00
INAIR is a spatial-computing AR glasses system for portable productivity and entertainment. It focuses on multi-window virtual workspace, portable displays, media viewing, and cloud-computing workflows.
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Specifications
product typeAR glasses / spatial computing system
display concept134-inch virtual screen
workspaceup to six adjustable windows
tracking3DoF spatial hovering
main use casesportable workstation, coding, media viewing, cloud computer access, travel productivity
ecosystemINAIR glasses and INAIR Pod
pod functionexternal spatial-computing controller / content hub
content3D videos, short 3D content, productivity workspace
Before you buy
Where to buy INAIR Spatial Computer Glasses
INAIR sells its glasses at inairspace.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than shipping them. INAIR Spatial Computer Glasses cost $399.00, and INAIR also sells the INAIR Pod that pairs with them.
Who INAIR glasses are for
INAIR is aimed at people who work on the move and want more screen than a laptop lid gives — coders, travellers, anyone working from a plane seat or a hotel room. The glasses put up to six adjustable windows on what INAIR describes as a 134-inch virtual screen, with 3DoF spatial hovering so windows stay where you place them. They are a display system rather than a standalone computer.
Is INAIR worth $399.00?
At $399.00 INAIR costs less than a second monitor plus the stand you cannot travel with, which is the case for it. Its tracking is 3DoF, so windows respond to where you look rather than to where you walk — that is fine seated and limiting standing. Anyone who works at one desk with two monitors already has a better setup for less.
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