Next Microsoft HoloLens won't be released for two more years

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Just a reminder: this is what you look like wearing a Microsoft HoloLens
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Just a reminder: this is what you look like wearing a Microsoft HoloLens

While Oculus and HTC battle it out for VR gamers, Microsoft plans to take its time over HoloLens

The next iteration of Microsoft's enterprise-focused virtual reality headset, the Microsoft HoloLens, is unlikely to appear for at least two years.  The computer giant told Computing's sister si...

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