12-31-2016, 11:17 PM
The moment I tried on HoloLens during a "Holographic Academy" session with fellow journalists, I thought, "This is like having a PC on my face." It's not quite that functional yet, but that's how the headgear, and what you see and can do with it, makes me feel.
Microsoft HoloLens hands on review | TechRadar
It’s not clear yet when HoloLens will be officially up and running for the general public. In the meantime, however, Samsung appears to be challenging Microsoft to an AR face-off. Samsung’s own Dr. Sung-Hoon Hong suggested at the Virtual Reality Summit that the company’s hologram technology “is really, really realistic” to the point where it looks “touchable”.