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Microsoft Introduces the HoloLens 2: Twice the View for $3,500
Microsoft releases a new iteration of the HoloLens, the company's mixed-reality headset effort. The HoloLens works with mirrors and lasers to project images onto the visor. As a result, users see a virtual layer over the actual environment. Available for preorder now and shipping later this year, the $3,500 sequel improves upon its 2016 predecessor with 2K displays offering a 52-degree FOV, eye-tracking sensors, and better comfort. It also features superior battery life, having switched out Intel's Cherry Trail parts for an ARM-based Qualcomm Snapdragon 850.
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#5643879 Posted on: 02/25/2019 02:19 PM
That's true but with minuscule user base it will have poor support by any SW. It's a nice gimmick, but I don't think that something priced like that can really succeed. We can look into past at i.e. wifi, it had competitors that were technically superior, but the price of wifi outcompeted all.
With a price like that, it's only meant for professional applications where it will increase productivity enough to compensate. Most certainly not meant for Pokemon Go, unless you are an oil prince from Middle East.
That's true but with minuscule user base it will have poor support by any SW. It's a nice gimmick, but I don't think that something priced like that can really succeed. We can look into past at i.e. wifi, it had competitors that were technically superior, but the price of wifi outcompeted all.
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#5643961 Posted on: 02/25/2019 05:37 PM
what a nice and expensive way of loosing the time.. nobody wants to move the arms like that while working +8 hours
what a nice and expensive way of loosing the time.. nobody wants to move the arms like that while working +8 hours
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#5644014 Posted on: 02/25/2019 08:27 PM
I wonder how a blue screen of death would look like in mixed reality . :p
I wonder how a blue screen of death would look like in mixed reality . :p
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#5644028 Posted on: 02/25/2019 08:54 PM
Electro shock to head?
Anyway, just seeing this price tag tells me that it is not meant for consumers, entertainment, daily gadget for masses. Maybe when price falls down to range of expensive Cellphones...
I wonder how a blue screen of death would look like in mixed reality . :p
Electro shock to head?
Anyway, just seeing this price tag tells me that it is not meant for consumers, entertainment, daily gadget for masses. Maybe when price falls down to range of expensive Cellphones...
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With a price like that, it's only meant for professional applications where it will increase productivity enough to compensate. Most certainly not meant for Pokemon Go, unless you are an oil prince from Middle East.