Nreal’s blended actuality glasses launching in Korea as fragment of Galaxy Value 20 bundle

In a nutshell: Despite a failed lawsuit by Magic Jump that claimed its founder had stolen alternate secrets, Nreal’s Light blended-actuality glasses are transport in Korea this month. And or no longer it’s upright records for those drawn to a Samsung Galaxy Value 20: investors can save almost $300 by buying a bundle that mixes both the phone and the headset.

Closing year, Magic Jump filed a lawsuit against one of its former engineers, Chi Xu, who left in 2016. It alleged that Xu musty confidential records to space up a competing industry, Nreal, which showed off its blended-actuality glasses at CES 2019. Magic Jump called them “strikingly identical” to its Magic Jump One tool, but a federal purchase threw the case out in June.

The glasses, called “U+ Proper Glass” in the Korean market, tether to a computing tool, which most incessantly will almost definitely be a smartphone, and exercise spatial monitoring and projected images to overlay apps onto the valid world. Chrome, Fb, and Instagram are ethical one of the deal of apps supported at open.

The kit also comes with a “VR duvet” that blocks the observe of the open air world, turning the glasses into a VR tool, although you are minute to a 52-degree diagonal field of observe. And whereas telephones are musty as trackpads or motion controllers, Nreal acknowledged it would bring hand-monitoring to the tool at some level.

The Nreal Light glasses are on hand as a standalone tool for 699,000KRW (around $586) at LG Uplus shops from August 21. They’re also on hand as fragment of a cell plan on the LG Uplus network for 349,500 won (about $295) when equipped with the Samsung Galaxy Value 20 or the LG Velvet.