Is the Microsoft HoloLens the Future?

[@mariusmuller2420]

As a firefighter this seems very interesting to me for things like going into burning buildings. Theoretically you could add a thermal sensor to restore your vision (you don't see anything while in a burning building) and relay important information directly to it or send a videofeed to others outside to assess the situation.

[@marlinrobertson5464]

Thats brilliant

[@LloydChristoph]

You could also potentially load up the floor plan for a building and overlay it on the screen in front of you. Possibilities are endless.

[@偽88]

thermal can get a bit too crazy inside hot smoke... :P instead restore your vision you gonna feel inside the old windows media player...you know, playing heavy metal

[@mariusmuller2420]

LloydChristoph I have worked with thermal cameras we own at our local fire department costing several thousand dollar and they absolutely can see through smoke, even if the smoke is thick enough you can't see more then a few centimeters with your eyes.

[@lymphe]

Luca Stronks i guess your life isnt worth 5k$

[@ljts6421]

Now I know why Austin's arms are so buff, all those gestures with the hololense.

[@austinevans]

+LreviewsT 🔥🔥🔥

[@DUNSTAN2]

+Austin Evans yes ur arms are pretty buff

[@robert9972]

+Austin Evans lol

[@TheOriginalPain18]

+Austin Evans I think that this will be useful for office work in about another 5-10 years of development

[@awityen2886]

and aIso he looks good now

[@croxpeg]

this is actually impressive

[@biglunk5064]

+DatGtaFan928 gtfo

[@98JamesNixon]

Immersive as fuck

[@nicktheg00]

I would say revolutionary. Beside the field of view issue but all first generation technology has flaws and blunders, like the original IPhone which I would consider the first real capacitive touch screen smartphone. When it was released in 2007 it only ran on 2g when you were out in public basically rendering the internet 100% useless. It will improve over time, and something like this in the form of a pair of glasses and then contact lenses capable of this and VR will almost certainly replace smartphones one day another 10, 20 years from now, and eventually BCI's, but that's still a really really long time away.

[@14supersonic]

+nicktheg00 All they need to do is figure out a way to project an image to a bent display without distortion, and not only would that fix the FOV issue, but this tech is going to be a sure fire revolution.

[@nicktheg00]

+14supersonic Light field retinal projection was what I was thinking of, similiar to something rumored in magic leap and do away with the stereoscopic display entirely. Add some VR gaming capability plus all the AR on it now and this things literally a piece of magic.

[@AurioDK]

One day this will be available through contact lenses.

[@automata.]

+Person. But thats on a helmet display

[@coldgin451]

Halo's? The HUD you see on Halo is already a thing. Most military jet pilots wear a helmet that has a Heads-Up-Display.

[@WhyteLis21]

contact lenses holo do exists except it's not commercially available to consumers nor it's perfected just yet.

[@EpicWaterDrop]

No he is actually right, most jet fighter and helicopter pilots in the military have Heads up displays that show Alt, heading, speed, and various other information.

[@coldgin451]

^

[@wubbalubbadubdub4991]

It's scary how fast shit is happening

[@Ensomniac.brrrdy]

Bruh we f%ckin up here Cuz Exciting*

[@liljbm1548]

Yeah this is true. My 6 year old desktop still has processing speeds that are better than most high-end expensive modern rigs, and the desktop I bought at that time was mid-tier. It seems CPUs haven't been able to get much further past 4GHz, and it's a bit disappointing despite them releasing "new" CPUs all the time.

[@cowcraftvlogs2895]

To think we hyped up the oculus rift...

[@lephuocdung8790]

LilJbm1 In Computex 2017, a CPU chip was overclocked to 7GHz with liquid nitrogen. Heat is the biggest problem.

[@meyes1098]

@@liljbm1548 No, your cpu is not better than "most high-end expensive modern rigs", that's a complete lie. Doesn't even really matter what way you're looking at it. If you actually mean high-end, then you're talking overclock performance, then your 6yr old cpu is trash compared to even zen2 AMD cpus (which are garbage at overclocking to begin with), even though yours probably cost more than double that. Even if you compare say the i7-5930K which was one of the best gaming cpus of it's time and came out in 2014, with the recent AMD ryzen 9 3600, the ryzen is like 3 times cheaper, and performs like 10% better. Let's also not forget that cpu speed is NOT the end all in computing. IPS is arguably more important (not that important in gaming, but more important in compute-heavy workloads). TL;DR: it doesn't matter how you look at it, the modern cpus are leagues above "6 year old cpus". Mid tier cpus nowadays stomp high-enthusiast cpus of 6 years ago

[@sorayacatfriend]

50 years later kids are gonna be laughing at this video lol

[@sorayacatfriend]

good video tho

[@kevinoriordan20]

Ikr

[@davidswe98]

+Prakhar Tiwari what is a computer ?

[@JaceTan-90]

+Prakhar Tiwari Well, if KZbin still exists

[@sorayacatfriend]

+jace888 it teachers will probs show this in classrooms as tech history lessons

[@EposVox]

I've not really looked into this yet, looks amazing!

[@frefoxshot]

+RandomLegos fat

[@user-vm4ye6qo9h]

+RandomLegos fat

[@teknopoju]

+RandomLegos fat

[@randomlegos58]

+RandomLegos fat

[@KyleTheThugHunter]

+RandomLegos fat

[@ovzee]

Austin that type of guy to put dbrand skins on his monitor

[@Totalpunks]

*Cough cough* TechSource.

[@Dannycky96]

+Virruz dbrand on a hololens

[@ashgeek9931]

+Dexter Dickinson #TeamTechsource

[@Pazo139]

I dbrand my dbrands. Get on my level noobs.

[@jake00502]

+Pazo139 lol

[@rainsdropss]

The only thing holding back the holo lens if you ask me is the field of view

[@rainsdropss]

if you say that its that easy,why put in such a small FOV for this model? seems like bad marketing if you ask me

[@AgungTrianto]

It's for developer, not for consumer yet

[@tifannysean1540]

haha blind omg Idk why that is so funny

[@richard_darwin]

Mr.Falcon and perhaps the resolution

[@supercoolmunkee]

*Agung Trianto* The hard problem is coding. Once you invented a code, you gotta re-write the codes to create a new language for coding.

[@emilymacias2929]

12 years later..... hey dude remember when that "new tech" of virtual reality came out? haha imagine caring that enormous thing around your head!

[@relaze2747]

lol thats what i said, in the future it could definitly be less bulky

[@oyu7214]

Emily Macias 2017:They will laugh when they see this video 2030: what will happend if I put metal into toaster?

[@darkscorpion6534]

Remember the first cordless phones. they were huge and blocky compared to our current flagship smartphones. Same situation will unfold with VR. and I can't wait

[@echoesofsilence7823]

Its augmented reality

[@teunemans99]

Wow the recording doesn't even do it justice, when you filmed through the lens with the phone the tracking and resolution looked way better.

[@austinevans]

+tunkor Yeah the recording is cool to give you an idea but the resolution/frame rate is way higher than it even shows.

[@ImClaux]

+Austin Evans It's the first time i've seen it recorded with a camera, until now i thought the display is just some low resolution like the vr headsets.. man does it look beautiful. i wish more people did what you did because for sure the majority of people think it's just a display with a lor resolution.

[@hmm_okok]

+Austin Evans It only looks low res through software recording due to the Stabilization technique to get rid of the "shaky-cam" effect. It's sad because some people think that it's a Low Resolution device.

[@hmm_okok]

+Dylan Robertson that's the phone cameras fault. when using it it looks more normal.

[@akmalshareef4785]

+tunkor I was surprised at how smooth the whole thing is

[@IsaacDavis69]

In 5 years if I'm not living my life in AR I'm going to be upset.

[@AshtonSnapp]

Ex-crap-actly

[@365INDUSTRIES]

+Isaac Davis Sorry to bear the bad news but I can grantee that your going be upset in 5 years.

[@xye]

+365INDUSTRIES I can grantee that you won't pass your English class

[@Nebbeh_]

+GUHoyas777 i cna garantee that i will riun this coment

[@seb4179]

+GUHoyas777 "grantee"

[@sebastianvangen]

I like both VR and this. But this one is more intresting then VR.

[@SOCXOXO]

+Nahid Islam Grammar natzi

[@celeryystick]

+Negnav123 fr.

[@msmales]

+Negnav123 Yes. The real world is more interesting to play with.

[@celeryystick]

Martin Smales this is still cool tho

[@justinfung4351]

+Negnav123 *AR, not "this".

[@Creativboi]

Me:I’m going to get this! Types up how much it is Google:The Microsoft Hololens is $3000. Me: Smashes Computer Screen

[@axelace1906]

Creativ e

[@LattoSan]

Pretty much

[@arachneforlife3127]

Well... That is just the developer version.The consumer version should be a bit less expensive

[@koyotecow7102]

I used Hololens today. It's impressive and I am difficult to impress. I have Oculus Gear which is amazing. Hololens feels just as good. It is a very polished professionally device although some improvements could be made to the lens and glasses. I can see this be useful immediately for many professionals, engineers, designers, doctors, artists, etc. Graphics are crisp like the video shows. Tracking is almost perfect. AR and VR really should not be thought of as battling to win and the other dies. They are two separate types of experiences that will both have place in the market. Each have there advantages depending on what you are looking to do. I can see AR replacing phone, television, and watch. But that will probably happen when they get the device down to the size of regular eyeglasses or contact lenses. Future is AR holograms and immersive VR experiences.

[@abrachoo]

AR > VR

[@xoreign]

Definitely

[@samklein1897]

What is AR? Sorry if that's a stupid question I genuinely don't know, lol.

[@Benamax]

Still not going for it. The FOV is so small on HoloLens that I'm not for AR... yet.

[@abrachoo]

+Ultra Reverse AR is augmented reality. That is what the hololens is.

[@brickman409]

+abrachoo I don't think they can really be compared. Even though they're both headsets, they are meant for very different purposes. VR is more focused on immersive gaming, while AR is focused on interacting with the world around you.

[@rikudousennin8072]

few years later they made nerve gear

[@Dotsially]

+Rikudou Sennin Kirito kun.....

[@ahmedshaikh7662]

+MatZ Asuna san......

[@elayness1749]

Freakin Kyaba

[@encenustudio6385]

yap I want to play ggo

[@timberstroke4128]

That would be a good night sleep game

[@RNProProductions]

Well, it's better than Google Glass

[@armansinghbhati8446]

The Nintendo vr is better than Google glass

[@Trambulin15]

The close look with the Iphone camera was awesome, i searched for a videofootage like that so long. Thank you so much for sharing this experience!

[@thedronemaster7351]

One of the best reviews of Hololens, recording of holograms with phone was really great idea. I' m really impressed, the quality, resolution and transparency of holograms is wonderful... Really good review, hands down!

[@BlackShadow2009]

Field of view is very disappointing. Hope they fix that with the consumer version.

[@priti185]

When I was a kid whenever I used to play Pokemon I wished the Pokemon would come to life and stuff but with the holo lens I can see kiss playing Pokemon with holograms in an arena in their living room.

[@priti185]

kids

[@mechros4460]

Same

[@anjai4448]

Haven't you heard of Pokemon GO?

[@Dicezlol]

Pokemon go lacks so much though. It's not at all what it could be/have been.

[@anjai4448]

oh ok

[@parth488]

How do you wear VR headsets with spectacles on? Its really exasperating when I do so.

[@austinevans]

+Parth Depends on the headset. Had zero issues wearing glasses with Hololens.

[@JaceTan-90]

+Austin Evans That solves one big issue for many who will wear it.

[@parth488]

+Austin Evans hope microsoft releases a consumer version soon. :)

[@anjeetkumarsinha9668]

+Parth why this fucking hololens this is not the future samsung gear vr is better than this

[@legionfighter6789]

+Anjeet Kumar Sinha AR is different from VR.

[@SergTTL]

Finally someone recorded a video with a camera looking through the HoloLens. This may be the first such video on the internet. Thank you!

[@thomasmitchell6761]

Best review for hololens so far. Great to see the field field of view perspective. Good work!!

[@Emmanuel_Amoah]

in 4 years holo lens is gonna be Austin's regular glasses

[@Anonymous159951]

I wish they add a feature like if you have 2 HoloLens in one room, you are wearing one and your friend is wearing another, you would see what the other person is doing and what he sees, adn play games together.

[@Anonymous159951]

Golden Robodude Not everyboddy, the ones who have put it on, and you could connect 2devices trough bluetooth or some sort of that

[@Mortadda]

I'm pretty sure that's already possible, and if not it's definitely planned. In one of the videos on the Hololens channel, there is 2 people playing a soccer game together.

[@ryannadel7068]

You can do that with certain apps. Check out the shared meeting app Prism which is designed specifically for that. It's super cool.

[@kevinoriordan20]

This could prove very beneficial in the medical field of work.

[@austinevans]

+kevin oriordan The possibilities are enormous.

[@Zero_hk]

+kevin oriordan And in the military field of work.

[@kevinoriordan20]

PC Master Race Yeah, didn't think about that

[@der_Schreiner]

About time, somebody did a video about this. I was already pumped for this, but wondered if that was justified and where the flaws are. Now I wish for an even more in depth walk around the software. Great video!

[@MarkSmithMCS]

Great video, Austin. Thanks! It's the first time I've seen real output and real world use of the thing.

[@destroyerofall4756]

Please Do a studio tour Austin. I would love to see it

[@The25soumitra]

This is the future. Much much better than VRs out there. Austin is just trying to find very minor faults.

[@Draxus115]

Soumitra Saxena technically it's more of an AR system as you're not plunged into a different and virtual reality, you're still tethered to reality with a few added upgrades to make it more convenient and appealing

[@Matthew-no4dn]

Minor? Small field if view is a pretty big con, still cool tho

[@ryanlibiano8155]

just imagine the possibilities. humanitarian aids could use this to have a map in an area that is very unrecognizable due to damage. pilots could also use this, other planes could have markers above them. surgeons could monitor vitals without the need for a monitor. and militaries could have minimaps and hitmarkers.

[@danieldavila4999]

Something like that is already being made. It's made by Daqri. My friend works for the company as a kernel dev. Look it up on KZbin. Cool concept.

[@alexandrutereify]

fighter jets use tech like this since the 90s

[@ReviewsAcrosstheBoard]

I've been waiting for this product to become available to the masses Austin. Although I have the gear VR I have been avoiding all of the other tethered VR sets that are coming out. I'm saving up big for this puppy here

[@Tkonk]

imagine the day that google advertises in your room. you're watching youtube when an ad pops up in frontof your face. TAKE MY MONEY THOUGH

[@jeanbatiste]

what happens when you walk into a different room or go upstairs? will it still be in the same place where I put it?

[@NazeehElDirghami]

Stays there. Will be where you left it when you come back. It understands different rooms.

[@daviddouillet4138]

I can safely say that Hololens (AR in general) are far more interesting then the stupid headaches generating VR.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

+DAVID DOUILLET VR would wrecks your eyes too.

[@sceerane8662]

+Cairo Murphy YOU CAN'T COMPARE THEM! AR is augmenting reality to make it better, VR is for immersing yourself in somewhere else. do you get it now?

[@psybunk]

VR doesn't wreck your eyes, and AR would have very similar effects if it did. Also, you don't get headaches in VR unless you're playing badly made games (or going too fast to uncomfortable games). I've got hundreds of hours in VR and never experienced VR-induces headaches/sickness. Stop spreading lies before looking at anything.

[@getawaydreamer2724]

This is the only set that actually has my attention in the VR market.

[@Vek-Game]

+Amaz3ments It's not VR though, it's AR which is augmented reality

[@getawaydreamer2724]

+Bradley Simonson *Thx. I'm not into VR at all. Its very much the same concept that I saw as a teen in the late 90's at an Electronics expo. AR looks promising to me to a small extent.

[@fabianknisel1905]

That's the future! Such an incredible technology! Great review Austin :)

[@LostSoulBrand]

super appreciate the look into halolens! i will be ordering as soon as its public!

[@mode3763]

Imagine playing pokémon with this.

[@RIAM47]

fucking peasant

[@tremboline479]

Ridheesh 47 playing pokemon go does not make someone a peasant/fanboy

[@axelace1906]

James guys he just had an idea why hate

[@cwilfried8040]

It up to Niantic to put it in UWP.

[@ZakuBlk]

hey austin, where still gonna see more deconstructed episodes right?

[@notremorse]

30 seconds ago. I'm sonic. Fear me.

[@avivosterman]

+s0rl nah

[@austinevans]

+s0rl YOU'RE TOO SLOW

[@jacks4551]

+Austin Evans lel xD

[@avivosterman]

+Austin Evans GO AUSTIN

[@oscardudley5114]

+Austin Evans no, you're too slow!

[@bnjmo]

I am a developer working with this amazing piece of technology. We mainly work with Unity3D to create AR experiences so if you're familiar with the software, the learning process to dive into the world of the Hololens is relatively short. Nevertheless, it gets a bit trickier when you need to test stuff as you need to build and export your project each time, which quickly gets a bit annoying. But in general, Microsoft did a very good work making apps development for the Hololens not a complex process, that even newbies can get through. I'm very excited to see how this will slowly be the next standard.

[@MagnusAleator]

Imagine playing Yu-Gi-Oh! with this with models of the monsters being displayed on top of the card and animations for fights, spellcards,... This is what AR is made for!

[@tat8894]

+MagnusAleator wow that would be awsome

[@Alexander-od6fi]

Incoming apple iVr

[@cwilfried8040]

They need it to still be revelant.

[@supercoolmunkee]

*LegoGuy87* innovative virtual reality aka iVR.

[@Aaron71222]

AR should be the future!!! I just wish with all my heart that it doesn't fizzle out , frankly it has unbelievable potential, all they have to do now is work at it! first and foremost : " solve field of view problem "

[@austinevans]

+Abhinav Kara I'm not hugely worried about the FoV issues, out of all the problems to tackle it seems like one of the easier.

[@Aaron71222]

oh,thought that it would be kinda challenging to solve :P, thanks a lot for the input, and THANKS A TON FOR REPLYING IT REALLY MADE MY DAY :) :) :)

[@Aaron71222]

Austin Evans oh,thought that it would be kinda challenging to solve :P, thanks a lot for the input, and THANKS A TON FOR REPLYING IT REALLY MADE MY DAY :) :) :)

[@Diawisso]

But... Can it run Crysis?

[@MdR1328]

That is pretty awesome, the tracking is so smooth.

[@Victimesty]

This needs to work in groups. Every person sharing the room should be able to work with the same objects. Think of the prank possibilities...

[@arshadattar2803]

this is the awesomest thing ever ....imagine your mom scolding you while actually you are seeing aliens living on her head......

[@captaidestroyer16]

Or doing a presentation with your notes behind the audiences heads.

[@HeyItsGreg]

Could you imagine Pokemon Go on this?! :D Make this a thing!!!!

[@HeyItsGreg]

W0lfbane Shika This isn't vr, this is augmented reality.

[@adilsaju]

ArthurPlays infact its mixed reality

[@joemamama8295]

People still play that game

[@bentennyson2398]

I was expecting this to recieve alot of hate from Sony followers, but I was suprized.

[@TheUltraseal]

+Ben Tennyson why would it ever get hate?

[@bentennyson2398]

Trademark™ Sony fanboys always hate on Microsoft.

[@TheUltraseal]

but we aren't talking about ps4 and xbox. this is a totally different thing

[@bentennyson2398]

Trademark™ Doesn't matter it's still a product from Microsoft, and the playstation fanatics hate Microsoft for some reason.

[@bentennyson2398]

Trademark™ Needles to say I was very surprised.

[@TechFit360]

I would love to try this out!!! Thanks for sharing Austin!

[@jaide1312]

This could be cool for handheld gaming, only requiring you to hold a controller, and seeing your screen through the hololens.

[@aspe]

AR is way better than VR in my opinion.

[@aspe]

+Benamax Yeah, but I'm talking about VR and AR.

[@xeno942]

+dimitris aspetakis different things for different applications

[@aspe]

+Hassan Alloush I just love the thing that with AR you can still see your surroundings. Being isolated from your surroundings may be great for gaming and other stuff, but we have to admit that it has certain drawbacks that AR doesn't.

[@DeathBringer769]

+dimitris aspetakis Both have their own strengths and weakness. Both have their uses. I'm excited to see where the possibilities and potential of both of them end up ;)

[@Penguin-qp2wk]

This is very cool, but it all comes down to price and developers, because this is way too expensive and I feel like very little people are going to be developing for it. Also for games like the minecraft demo they showed it is a cool experience, but I wouldn't want to buy it just try it. Finally there are definitely less options for games and features compared to VR which have fully customizable worlds with tons of developers already working on it. Even if it was cheaper I probably wouldn't buy, but it would be neat to try

[@dpfutbol]

fov sounds like the only deal breaker

[@tonywoods1226]

Daniel Pfahler it's not the real product, it's just a prototype and heck it's the first prototype version

[@rubiksmaster301]

I tried this at the Petersen Automotve museum, and it was AWESOME.

[@marcelpavlik7976]

this is transient point between clasic display view and fully 3D fotorealistic holograph

[@matthewtheobald1231]

It's amazing when you realize that we are living at the dawn of a new era for the human race. We take for granted the technology we have. Think about it. You have in your pocket (or on your head, if you'er reading this in the near future) a device that allows for you to instantaneously communicate with anyone on the planet telepathically. You have access to all human knowledge and history. You can capture moments of time and save them forever. You can listen to music when ever you feel like it, without have to buy tickets to a play. You can solve complex mathematical equations without even thinking. You can entertain yourself with artificially constructed universes and experiences. People in the 50s predicted that everyone would have a computer in their home by 2000, and they were right, but I don't think they ever could have imagined that just ten years later, everyone would have a computer in their pocket.

[@hamzahsyahputra696]

He use Glasses in Holo Lens.

[@king_etokura6605]

Says Hololens is awesome. **Wears Apple Watch**

[@nima20031]

Lmfao!! 😂😂

[@nima20031]

Lmfao!! 😂😂

[@thanatos61]

I don't get it

[@vladimirtiffany]

the apple watches are bad

[@christopherklix1113]

If they improve the FOV so you actually don't see a "border" where the holographics end, I definitly believe that this will be part of every office or desktop setup to work with more efficient and replacing second or third monitors which are only used for browsing etc.

[@NukTap]

this does almost the near same thing that the vive does, but doesn't require lighthouse sensors, meaning that htc should get going on a workaround for that.

[@HugThePolice]

The difference is that the Vive is a virtual reality, it creates a completely new environment, where as this is just augmented reality, so it doesn't require the same set up

[@glacio95]

Pff, Tony Stark did that in 2008 without any headset.

[@zeromailss]

cant wait to play game with this thing 😆😆😆

[@Dotsially]

+Yukino Takada 雪乃 鷹だ Ehem cant wait SAO to come out....

[@zeromailss]

LOL,still have long way to go my friend,at least 20-30 years,I hope its in my lifetime

[@elayness1749]

+Yukino Takada 雪乃 鷹だ Trust me. SAO is coming sooner than 30 years.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

+Yukino Takada 雪乃 鷹だ Grammer.

[@Zero_hk]

+Cairo Murphy f, -ukc You,

[@andreassonne8004]

Imagine Lisa Ann, Sienna West or Mia Khalifa in POV mode on this! :X:))

[@Stardustchild01]

Looks awesome. I was actually waiting for something like this. More than the other VR devices. I want this. X3

[@xxterrorfiskxxx]

This to me is badass and definatly something for companies to continue working on. Where as VR feels like a gimmick more for gaming, at least for now. Don't see it going much further in terms of tech though, other than smaller headsets better res/higher fps etc. But AR feels like the future and if made compact enough could be put on regular glasses possibly even lenses.

[@MIXMAXENTERTAINMENT]

he said vr instead of ar 😨

[@kalechips078]

Imagine playing csgo with this.

[@LaserBlueful]

you could watch porn and no one will know

[@Zentrify]

they will notice some weird movement...

[@TheAceGamingPro]

Until they notice your pants bulging up

[@eganplaysMC]

They would see you jerking

[@entropic7768]

+James Smith hahahahaha

[@uhZeny]

+James Smith thats why most porn stars are white. and biggest natural penis is white. gl

[@bryangopan]

Austin you do full justice on the device .

[@nathancarson4152]

I love how we are saying that these are so sharp and amazing when in 5-10 years we will look back on these devices and think how far we have come.

[@MK73DS]

The Oculus Rift is dead, here comes the future :D

[@Sinoops]

HTC Vive and Hololens are great. Oculus failed as soon as Facebook bought them.

[@MK73DS]

Sinoops I prefer a AR headset rather than a VR one. So for me, the Oculus Rift, the HTC Vive, the Samsung's one and even the Google cardbord are the same for me : useless ^^

[@Sinoops]

MK73DS I don't think you should even be comparing them to choose a favorite because they are designed for completely different things.

[@MK73DS]

Sinoops Yes you're right ^^ I was saying that if I had $3000 to spend, I'll go for the Hololens and not for a VR Headset :)

[@Sinoops]

MK73DS Oh well yeah :)

[@TheIQuZa]

ALLAHU AKABAAAAAAAAAAAAAR

[@jinjuujii2152]

wrong timing?

[@Ballacha]

+Greetje Wietlers rip

[@guillaume9012]

+Greetje Wietlers Nope

[@toontownawxsomenews]

really? im muslim. :/

[@gtboy80]

malle geert

[@TeamSFAB]

The field of view are soo poor...

[@symdoxe3036]

How is this not a thing yet!? It looks polished enough...

[@SubstanceD91]

New version launches at the end of this year but MS still hasn't decided to make it another dev kit or market it as consumer hardware.

[@suryachauhan8860]

Really an appreciate holographic product, Awesome done by MICROSOFT ✌

[@Kevin-fj5oe]

or watch some.. you know.... pron

[@WayToManyAssassins]

+Kevin Adi Notarianus Pron or porn?

[@pingpong1138]

But can you watch porn?

[@JeansRange]

You betcha.

[@Exius-Zero]

Give me a reason to leave my room if I forgot youtube in the kitchen lol

[@est4apple]

I am really excited for this kind of tech to become more established as more and more people/ companies work on it. How was the interaction? also on most VR headsets it gets to be a bit shaky, was that the case in the Hololens?

[@takahashi926]

I love these videos makes me learn without getting confused

[@skyr8449]

I really want to see an optional hud that will made them surround you along with facial recognition and a more degrees of view

[@PhunnyConflicts]

I always liked the idea of Ms hololens. For gaming wise, not as great as vibe or occulus, but for it's potential application in design, working, and building, then that's pretty cool. Just gotta wait five more years for it to be the size of a normal pair of glasses then it's golden.

[@treesrnotpaper6]

God damn where can the public get their hands on some of those "Crispy AF" shirts?

[@ironsights3136]

this is the perfect invention for when someone's wanting to talk to me but I'd rather do anything.

[@MaxIsMyName]

Looks like a cool tool! But the price will be steep I'd Say. Nice video, Austin!

[@miyamotomusashi9561]

I don't know anything about this technology but I'm curious if they could render the images in a higher resolution using a GPU of some sort. It would be neat to have the GPu as the muscle and a battery pack to keep it working. I'll shut up now.

[@georgeghabrial5614]

The headset doesn't actually look to weird or clunky when it is worn. Cool!

[@brianlewis7598]

To me this is the most compelling vision for AR/VR in the future. I know that it is not the same thing as VR, but I am not sure that the masses will like being connected via a bunch of wires to a computer.

[@rojifox1386]

Great video, Great tech- be interesting to see for myself one day- lookin' good!

[@doop7131]

Imagine this situation Dude 1: dude whats the weather? Dude with hololens: 1 sec just need to find my google tab again!

[@R3_dacted0]

There should be a separate, optional to use remote for window navigation. Instead of relying on gestures, you just point at what you want with the cursor built into your vision and then "click" with the detached remote. That's how oculus works without the touch controllers. Never tried the vive but I'd wager it does too.

[@FrankieHiltz]

One thing I always notice with AR stuff that the technology struggles with it's own spacial awareness. For example, say I'm playing a game that puts an animal on a surface in front me, once you start to move the camera around you can see it stuttering, Say I put an "X" on a table in real life, and an AR object is sitting on it. If you move your field of view, it'll drag a long with you really slightly, than kind of slingshot back onto that X. Like there's a very slight lag of the device knowing where something is in the real world as it tries to correct itself to your own movement. Not sure if that made sense.. But if it did, how does it handle that sort of thing? It's a really great concept, just as long as there isn't any of that sort of problem.

[@voidwolf5656]

guys what if they do something like this but in lenses for glasses for people who need glasses to see, like you still see everything but you also see Web pages and such like the glasses still make you see without being blurred but you also see stuff

[@pesoen]

i so want a hololens, but i cannot afford one, and i really should wait for the consumer version, not the developer version, but i really want to have a browser sitting behind my teacher while i'm in class, so i can still read up on stuff as i listen and follow along in the education.

[@pesoen]

this was not a question, just FYI.. it was a statement, so there is no yes answer for this.. but yeah, it will be allowed in school, i already asked my teacher they said as long as i follow along in the education, i can do whatever i want to, as long as i do not disturb others(so if i could wank without disturbing others, i could do that so long as i follow along like the rest, extreme example, but exaggeration helps understanding)

[@MrLolMachine11]

pesoen Look this will never be allowed in class rooms regularly, stop dreaming

[@projectjt3149]

Honestly, Iron Man-esque holographs aren't coming that soon, but Holograms on glasses is great enough. I kind of saw this coming with Google Glass, but not this quickly.