Mac Mini to the Café with No Monitor Required, Just XR Glasses That Create the Portable Screen

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A compact bag holds a complete workstation that needs only a power outlet and a table. The Mac Mini M4 sits inside alongside its cable, a slim keyboard, a trackpad, and one pair of VITURE Beast XR glasses. No separate monitor travels with it. The glasses supply the display once the user arrives and plugs in.

The Mac Mini is plugged into the wall and connected to the VITURE Beast glasses using a single USB-C cable, which is all that is needed to get started. The video signal and electricity for the glasses are sent along the same cable. Once the glasses are on, a large virtual screen appears in front of you in roughly 2 seconds, even in a crowded café. It takes only a few milliseconds to set up. The VITURE Beast glasses weigh between 88 and 96 grams, depending on their exact configuration.

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The glasses have Sony micro-OLED panels capable of creating a clear 1200p image with up to 1250 nits of brightness. When you hold the glasses at a normal distance, the virtual screen appears to be about the size of a 174-inch panel, which is remarkable, and the 58-degree field of view provides a really immersive experience. Don’t worry about the image jumping all over the place; head tracking with three…

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