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Well I'm impressed. I wasn't initially in the stock promo videos but once she put the actual device on and you could see the quality of the hologram, the spati
by benmorris 12y ago
Well I'm impressed. I wasn't initially in the stock promo videos but once she put the actual device on and you could see the quality of the hologram, the spatial tracking, etc, pretty impressive. We're also not getting a feel for the sound system built into it. They mentioned in the demo the sound is also projected virtually from where the hologram is located.
I'm curious what the price tag will be? Battery life?
- devindotcom 12y agoApparently there will be both consumer and enterprise pricing, whatever that means. I'm guessing $500 to start at consumer level with lower resolution, less battery life, etc. Twice that for Holo Pro. Sound is easy enough - a pair of decent headphones can produce fairly decent 3D sound, and combined with the illusion of depth provided to your visual system, I suspect it will be extremely convincing.
- CmonDev 12y agoShould cost at least like kinnect and oculus combined.
- hirsin 12y agoI'd assume for sound that it doesn't use headphones so much as bone conduction so that it doesn't get in the way of natural sounds. From the design, it seems that there's some kind of device-skull contact most of the way around.
- vesinisa 12y agoFrom the Q&A session that followed: Q: Will HoloLens be priced as a consumer product? Nadella: It'll be priced for both enterprise and consumers to use it.