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XGIMI Goes Beyond the Screen at CES 2026 with MEMOMIND, Its First Pair of AI Glasses
XGIMI debuts MemoMind AI glasses with dual-eye displays and a hybrid multi-large language model system, offering features like translation and note-taking for $599 preorder.
- On Jan. 5, XGIMI unveiled MemoMind and a suite of customizable AI glasses at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcased at Pepcom and The Venetian Expo through January 9.
- Drawing on a decade of optical work, XGIMI incubated MemoMind to apply projector-grade hardware and prioritize clear, stable air-display visuals.
- The Memo One flagship features dual-eye displays and integrated speakers, running a multi-LLM hybrid operating system with OpenAI, Microsoft Azure, and Qwen, omitting cameras and enabling up to 16 hours of battery life.
- XGIMI said preorders will open soon with Memo One priced around $599, targeting second-quarter shipping and additional less expensive models to follow.
- XGIMI positions its dual-screen, design-first approach as a potential market differentiator, arguing it could reshape consumer expectations while MemoMind's third model is in development.
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Do you know Xgimi for its projectors? With the manufacturer's new connected glasses, you will have the image even closer to the eyes, and of course, the embedded AI!
XGIMI is primarily known as a projector manufacturer, but at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company is opening a new chapter. With MemoMind, a new hardware brand has been launched, focusing entirely on AI wearables. The first product... Read the article: XGIMI ventures into new territory: From projectors to AI glasses MemoMind
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