RayNeo's GT Max AR glasses and iO AI glasses go on sale in Japan on September 4 at 16:00. The GT Max is the model with a 59-degree field of view, single-device 3DoF support, and Dolby Vision compatibility when paired with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro.
RayNeo's GT series reaches Japan on September 4 at 16:00, when the GT Max AR glasses and the RayNeo iO AI glasses go on sale. The GT Max was announced on August 21 with its price still undecided, and the later story does not give a final figure, so the Japanese sale date is the settled detail.
The GT Max is built around the Vision 4000 video processing chip and the Zone 360 spatial computing chip, with a 5.5th-generation dual-layer Micro OLED display supporting full HD and 120Hz. Its Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max uses a flat prism method and reaches a 59-degree field of view, equivalent to a 267-inch screen at 6 meters. It connects to smartphones, tablets, PCs, and other video-output devices. Four speakers are supervised by Bang & Olufsen. Connected to the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro, it can display Dolby Vision content.
The iO is positioned for everyday assistance, and the two models split RayNeo's smart glasses line into separate directions. Coverage has not gone past the launch details: the price remains unstated in both stories, and no sales figures or post-launch reports have appeared. Registration on the official website offers an early purchase price and a 5,000 yen discount coupon, and the product is available through Amazon, Rakuten, DMM, and Yahoo! Shopping.
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RayNeo begins selling the RayNeo GT series AR glasses and the RayNeo iO AI glasses in Japan on September 4 at 16:00. The GT Max model features a 59-degree field of view, single-device 3DoF support, and Dolby Vision compatibility when paired with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro.
RayNeo will release the AR glasses "RayNeo GT Max" on September 4. The price is undecided. The GT Max connects to smartphones, tablets, PCs, and other video-output devices to deliver a large-screen experience. It uses the Vision 4000 video processing chip and the Zone 360 spatial computing chip for high-definition video and 3DoF spatial display. The display is a 5.5th-generation dual-layer Micro OLED supporting full HD and 120Hz. The optical system, called Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max, uses a flat prism method and achieves a 59-degree field of view, showing a screen equivalent to 267 inches at 6 meters. Connected to the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro streaming box, it can display Dolby Vision content. Audio is handled by four speakers supervised by Bang & Olufsen. The official website is live, and registration offers an early purchase price and a 5,000 yen discount coupon. The product is available through Amazon, Rakuten, DMM, and Yahoo! Shopping.