Known as the world's first AR notebook, Spacetop can project a 100-inch screen for office work

IT Home News on May 19th, Sightful Company recently launched , which is claimed to be the world’s first augmented reality (AR) laptop--Spacetop. This AR notebook was built over many years by more than 60 spatial computing experts, including senior experts from Apple, Microsoft and Magic Leap.

Sightful CEO and co-founder Tamir Berliner said Spacetop uses AR to remove the physical constraints of a standard laptop, allowing users to take it with them anywhere and provide a customized, large, private virtual workspace.

IT Home, based on the official description, hereby attaches the main features of Spacetop as follows:

• Can project a virtual canvas over 100 inches
• Intuitive Augmented Reality: Spacetop operates like a laptop. Users don’t need to learn complex gesture controls, nor do they need to rely on other external hardware or software to integrate awkwardly with non-AR devices, and can experience a familiar office experience.
• Unlimited digital workspace: Spacetop users take a multi-monitor setup with them wherever they go, making it easy to work whether you’re sitting on the couch at home, eating breakfast at a local coffee shop, or squeezed into an airplane seat on a cross-country flight.
• Privacy by design: The Spacetop work environment (called Canvas) and the user's work are completely invisible to people not using the device.

Spacetop Comes with 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and 2560 x 1920 resolution , weighs 3.3 pounds, and runs Spacetop OS.

Spacetop runs the open-source Android operating system, and the selection of apps relies heavily on productivity (basically Office apps).

Spacetop Early Access Program is now open, inviting 1,000 early adopters to join, and the official website application address is www.sightful.com.

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