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Huawei promises AR glasses in 1-2 years, but sets expectations low

Posted on: Nov 14, 2018 | Posted by: Phone Mag

The Chinese consumer electronics company is following Apple's slow path to augmented reality products, starting with phone apps before releasing a headset.

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