Microsoft is letting developers pre-order the HoloLens development edition today, but it's also detailing exactly what's inside the headset. HoloLens is fully untethered and self-contained, which means you do not need a PC or phone to use it. Microsoft has built an entire Windows 10 device into a headset, using a custom-built Microsoft Holographic Processing Unit (HPU) and an Intel 32 bit processor.
Windowscentral writes: "HoloLens, Virtual Reality, and Mixed Reality are all but dead at Microsoft."
Not super surprising given how poorly VR and AR and all the metaverse stuff have taken off really.
Also outside of the military, you barely see or hear anything about Hololens these days.
I'm surprised that the Oculus Quest and PSVR didn't have these problems
It's hard to explain how in the world this listing exists
bahaha.. it's almost like they just threw in popular buzz words to show up on searches. Dear god that translation was awful.
I saw a shit mobile game advertised on facebook once that literally showed gameplay from BotW...
Like I mean really? Out of all the games to use to deceive consumers, you choose one of the biggest and most recognizable IPs in history...and from their most recent game to boot?
That is a special kind of stupid right there.
Beta set to release later this year - but what does Pot of Greed do?
2GB RAM? Wow.
From the article: theverge.com
HoloLens hardware specifications include 2GB of RAM, 64GB of flash storage, and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. The Bluetooth support allows HoloLens owners to make use of a new Clicker accessory, included in the box, instead of the air tap gestures to navigate around. Microsoft says the entire HoloLens headset will weigh no more than 579 grams, and the battery will run for around two or three hours of active use. HoloLens is fully functional when it's charged over Micro USB, and the device will also have a standby time of two weeks.
Wow this device specs kinda of suck, so is this final spec or dev spec?
There are phones more powerful. This is pretty worthless for gaming. Hell Minecraft will have problems running on this.
And $3000!?
2gb of ram and a 32bit processor?