Microsoft HoloLens though?

[ThatDarkNinja778]

The concept is cool of course, but it LOOKS so stupid when worn on the head, lol

Well I think any kind of wearable tech if going to look pretty werid unless it's made to look exactly like regular wear or something like that.

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[Compy]

you underestimate the power of modern processors

[ForgetLavender]

you underestimate the power of modern processors

Not at all, actually.

[Boink!]

wow what

[Compy]

yes you do

[Oasis]

That video seems like a parody of something.

Regardless, unless Microsoft is leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of humanity, a lot of the stuff in that video isn't even possible, much less functional.

[ForgetLavender]

yes you do

That video seems like a parody of something.

Regardless, unless Microsoft is leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of humanity, a lot of the stuff in that video isn't even possible, much less functional.

I checked the date if it wasn't April 1st.

[Swat 3]

That video seems like a parody of something.

Regardless, unless Microsoft is leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of humanity, a lot of the stuff in that video isn't even possible, much less functional.

yeah i mean like watching netflix via it

iunno

i would really want one though

[BassCrossMegaman1]

hehehe...holographic research...hehe

[Couatl]

hehehe...holographic research...hehe

ok i'm not alone in this

[Daswiruch]

hehehe...holographic research...hehe

no more having to hide a screen

[AtlasBlue]

Eh, something tells me this will be just as overhyped as the Kinect was.

Still, relevant anyway.

[Zay]

WHAT THE forget OH MY GOD

[Ipquarx]

Not at all, actually.

Microsoft custom-engineered a "holographic processing unit," which I'm guessing is highly optimized towards virtual-reality and hologram sort of calculations. It's totally possible IMO, especially considering they showed a live demo

[Outpacte]

i wish i was born much earlier so i can see more tech than i will.