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Microsoft HoloLens preview: An augmented vision that's still very much in the future

Microsoft HoloLens preview : An augmented vision that’s still very much in the future

Posted on April 2, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

Microsoft HoloLens is the company’s stab at delivering what it believes is the next big thing. Rather than go down the virtual reality route favoured by Oculus, HTC, Samsung, Google and others, Microsoft believes augmenting our reality is the future.

But can a reality that is augmented deliver an experience that is better than a virtual one, and what is it like to use? First experienced by Pocket-lint at its launch in 2015 at Microsoft’s Build developer conference, we’ve come back for a second go with the hardware a year later – at Build 2016 – to see how the hardware and experience has changed.
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