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With the advent of the M1 chips, this level of power doesn't surprise me. I'm excited to see what it will be, and I'm hopeful it's a HoloLens competitor.
by amacalac 5y ago
With the advent of the M1 chips, this level of power doesn't surprise me. I'm excited to see what it will be, and I'm hopeful it's a HoloLens competitor.
- Someone 5y agoI think the lightest device with a M1 that you can buy now is the 11” iPad Pro. It weighs about half a kilogram and has a volume of about a quarter of a liter. Weight-wise, that’s about what the HoloLens weighs. Volume-wise, I can’t find numbers for HoloLens 2, but I guesstimate it’s similar, too. So, yes, it seems they can fit an M1 into a headset, but I expect it will be a bit bulky. I think Apple would want to have something less bulky.