Chapter 793: Matrix Glasses Promotional Video
The players had mixed reactions to this new batch of tech products, but the overall attitude was to wait and see first.
Although some products looked really good, the consensus among tech enthusiasts was that these things still had room for improvement.
For some wealthy players, these products were a case of "buy early, enjoy early," but for the vast majority of ordinary people, there was no need to buy two pairs of the same smart glasses. It was better to wait until a product with an overall excellent reputation came out before making a purchase.
So far, this new batch of smart devices, especially the smart glasses, had performed well in terms of battery life, heat generation, and other issues. In terms of price, they were mostly between a certain range, with basically nothing higher.
There were some smart helmets priced above 6,000 yuan with better configurations, but players weren't buying them because these things were too bulky and couldn't be carried around everywhere.
Smart glasses had different price points, and their configurations and functions varied accordingly. These smart glasses were basically developed based on mobile phone systems and also came loaded with some mobile phone software. The more expensive the device, the more features it had—that was a given.
However, the problem with this batch of devices was that they didn't have enough built-in programs, and the hardware quality control was hard to maintain at a high standard. There was still a certain chance of defects when buying them.
After all, the timeline was too rushed. Most manufacturers' research and development levels were not as good as Lehui's, yet they had launched smart glasses even earlier than Lehui. The quality was predictable.
Just as many people were struggling over which smart glasses to buy, Chen Mo's Weibo and Lehui's official website simultaneously released a message.
Chen Mo's signature glasses were going on sale!
This news was sudden, but it also made sense.
Chen Mo had worn smart glasses on stage, so no matter which company had developed them, they would definitely be released sooner or later. The only question was: which company had developed these glasses?
After seeing this news, many players suddenly understood. Sure enough, this made perfect sense.
Chen Mo and Lehui had collaborated before when making the Stitch. If Chen Mo wanted someone to make smart glasses, Lehui would definitely be the top choice.
Many players perked up immediately. Chen Mo plus Lehui—this was a powerhouse combination! Not to mention that Lehui already had a good reputation domestically, but a product personally endorsed by Chen Mo was definitely going to be reliable!
Everyone had seen the quality of the Stitch. This upcoming smart glasses release was bound to be one of the top wearable devices in the country!
Many players couldn't wait to click on Lehui's official website to check the specific parameters of this brand-new smart glasses.
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Designed by Chen Mo and produced by Lehui, this smart glasses primarily focused on MR (Mixed Reality) and was named: Matrix.
It came with a built-in primary artificial intelligence system named: Jarvis.
Of course, these two names were Chen Mo's little indulgence, also a tribute to two classic movies from his previous life. For players in this parallel world, they could only be described as "mysterious and impressive."
Nevertheless, these two names also contained Chen Mo's vision for the future, along with a tiny bit of unrealistic fantasy.
In short, as long as the name sounded good, that was enough. Only with a good name could the prestige be elevated, and once the prestige was elevated, players would keep buying and buying.
Before seeing any detailed parameters, Lehui's official website automatically played a promotional video.
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The alarm clock rang.
A very young and pretty girl got up from her bed. A moment later, she finished washing up, brewed a cup of coffee, sat down at the table, and picked up the Matrix glasses on the desk.
As she put on the glasses, wavy patterns flashed across the lenses, and at that moment, the video's perspective shifted to the girl's first-person view.
In the first-person view of the Matrix glasses, countless irregular polygons swept across every corner of the room, including the desk in front of her, the plates, and various odds and ends. In a very short time, all the items were precisely located, as if the real-world objects were being converted into virtual data.
Then, on most of the visible main items in her field of vision, a special small dot appeared. This small dot indicated that the Matrix glasses had accurately positioned and identified the item.
When the user's gaze focused on a particular item, this small dot would change into the item's name, and its outline would be highlighted. The girl moved her gaze sequentially to the coffee, bread, and fruit salad in front of her, and the interface displayed the nutritional content and calories of these items.
Next, the girl's gaze shifted to the Lehui smart TV across from her. Without saying a word or giving any command, the Lehui TV automatically turned on and adjusted itself to the news channel.
The girl's gaze then moved to the Lehui sweeping robot beside her, and the robot also automatically activated, starting its sweeping task.
Holding her coffee, the girl walked to the window. In her field of vision, the weather conditions for today and tomorrow appeared, including detailed data such as temperature, humidity, and pollution index.
She grabbed her keys and went out. The girl arrived at a large shopping mall and started browsing.
She spotted a piece of clothing she liked. After scanning it with the Matrix glasses, the interface displayed the prices of this clothing on various shopping websites, as well as the historical lowest price and other data. It also gave a recommended size based on the girl's body shape.
She picked out a few items of clothing. When checking out, the girl glanced at the QR code for payment with her glasses, and a payment prompt automatically popped up in her field of vision. She selected quick bank card payment, and the transaction was completed instantly—even faster than using a phone.
Just as she got home, a new message appeared in the girl's field of vision. Her best friend had organized a gathering and invited her to hang out.
The girl needed to drive there. Navigation information immediately appeared on the Matrix glasses, and at the same time, a very clear guiding line appeared on the road ahead of her. The girl even chose to minimize the mini-map in the glasses' field of vision, simply following the virtual guiding line on the ground as she drove.
Arriving at the destination, the glasses automatically searched for nearby available parking spots and filtered out several locations as parking suggestions.
She went to the board game café she had arranged with her best friend. Several close friends were chatting and waiting. Seeing the girl arrive, everyone simultaneously took out their Matrix glasses from their bags.
The Thunder Game Platform interface appeared, and the Matrix glasses of the group automatically matched them into the same game session.
It was a brand-new card game. Each person received an identity card and a general card, and they could perform various actions based on their hand cards. The cards on the table and the players' hand cards blended seamlessly with the real environment, making it almost impossible to tell they were virtual cards.
When executing special moves like [Kill] or [Dodge], cool special effects and dedicated sound effects appeared on the interface.
In front of each player, there was a virtual general image, displaying the general's current remaining health points and the number of hand cards, among other things.
In the evening, the girl drove home.
After arriving home, the girl curled up on the sofa watching TV while staring at the coffee table in front of her. On the coffee table, a virtual character was tirelessly jumping from one platform to another...
Late at night, the girl took off the Matrix glasses and placed them on the charging stand. The screen went black, and the video ended there.