Magic Leap’s mixed reality headset is coming this summer

Magic Leap’s mixed reality headset is coming this summer
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2018-7-12 09:57

After four years in the making, Magic Leap is now awfully close to launching its hyped mixed reality headset. In a Twitch stream, the company revealed that it would begin shipping the device before the summer is out.

That builds on the company’s previous promise to bring its hardware to market sometime in 2018. It also revealed that it’ll bake a powerful Nvidia Tegra X2 system-on-chip into the hip pack that accompanies the Magic Leap One headset. The company hasn’t yet mentioned a price, and it remains to be seen what sort of experience it can offer between its supposedly…

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