First, a little refresher. AR projects digital elements onto live views, such as virtual creatures in a park, whereas VR is completely virtual and shuts out the physical world.
What separates it from a standard laptop is that it gives you a virtual 100 inches screen and the ability to launch as many apps and windows as you need. So it's essentially a multi-monitor setup that you can take anywhere. Sightful didn't build the base hardware. It got the components from popular AR glass maker NReal and electronics manufacturer Wistron and customized them.
The keyboard has a cradle for the headset, a small screen for QR codes, two USB-C ports, DisplayPort 1.4 for external screen support, a 5MP camera, and a 3.5-mm headphone jack. It also supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 and is 5G-ready.