I wore Viture Luma Ultra and Pro Neckband in public — people laughed and I looked like a dweeb, but the joke’s on them
I wore the Viture Luma Ultra AR glasses and Pro Neckband compute rig out in public to stream the World Cup and play cloud games. Here is my full review.
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