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Google says XREAL AURA brings laptop and Android apps into a 70-degree view

Google says XREAL AURA brings laptop and Android apps into a 70-degree view Image: Primary
XREAL launched AURA wired Android XR glasses with a 70-degree field of view, enterprise app support and DisplayPort input for running laptop applications alongside Android apps. The glasses frame weighs less than 95g. Use is limited to adults aged 18 or older in the United States, Canada, Japan and South Korea. Some apps and features require download, setup or subscription. For IT teams, AURA supports Android Enterprise management, including remote enrollment, public and private app distribution through Managed Google Play, and device policies controlling settings such as Wi-Fi and permitted apps.
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