Microsoft HoloLens VR

During the Windows 10 keynote, Microsoft announced a new augmented reality holographic headset named Microsoft Hololens, which will allow us to display holograms in the real world around us, even if of course they’ll just be visible in the headset itself.

Of course the Hololens headset, which has a see-through lens in front of your eyes, is fully compatible with games, and Minecraft was used as an example of that.

According to Microsoft’s Alex Kipman, Hololens includes a special holographic chip and will work wireless and independently from other hardware. It will be able to render high fidelity holograms in real time, and it definitely looks quite impressive.

Hololens will be available during the Windows 10 cycle, even if no precise release windows was announced.

 

buvau kaip naujiena apie sita idejas i win 10 tema bet kas ten ras...vistik cia VR akiniai tik kitokie ir jie nuo Microsoft. taigi palaikymas ir pritaikymas ju turetu but platus kai jau iseis.

o cia naujienos apie Hololens

su Hololens zaidimai renderinsis tavo kambari ant tavo daiktu..

I’m thrilled to announce that starting today, developer applicants will start receiving invitations to purchase the Microsoft HoloLens Development Edition – which will begin shipping on March 30th. Today represents a monumental step forward. This is the first step in our journey to consumers. A step focused on our commercial partnerships and on supporting developers, who will help pave the way to consumer availability with amazing and new holographic experiences.

The future of technology will not be confined to just two dimensions – our future interaction with technology will more closely mirror our real world. Technology coexisting in our real, three-dimensional world, beyond screens and pixels. We believe that the future is holographic, and as a result, we will continue to empower the developers who will help bring that future to life. The investments that developers have made in our Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps will carry forward. With Windows, holograms are Universal Windows apps and all Universal Windows apps can be made to work on Windows holographic. Similarly, holographic apps in the Windows Store can be monetized in the same way that all other UWP apps are today.

 

Want to start creating? If you haven’t already done so, visitwww.hololens.com/developmentedition to apply now for the Microsoft HoloLens Development Edition. Devices start shipping in the US and Canada on March 30that a price of $3,000.