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RayNeo, backed by TCL, makes display glasses for big-screen viewing and AR glasses with see-through displays.
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RayNeo's GT Max trades birdbath optics for a prism, and a wider view
RayNeo's $399 GT Max is heavier than the cheaper Viture Pro 2 but felt more comfortable in a first hands-on, because its prism optics keep the weight off your nose and widen the view to 59 degrees.
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RayNeo's iO glasses have four microphones and no camera
There are no speakers either, so nothing plays back. The iO reaches stores on September 4 at $479, or $529 with the charging case.
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