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Let’s talk about Microsoft’s $22bn U.S. Army deal with HoloLens. Having worked together several years ago with a smaller contract,… Read More »Analysing the HoloLens deal with the U.S. Army
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Let’s talk about the ramifications of Facebook’s research on wrist-based hand tracking. In case you missed it, Facebook unveiled some… Read More »Analysing the ramifications of Facebook’s wrist devices
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Before we hit the madness of Christmas, Facebook unveiled the Oculus Quest 2 (after a series of leaks). The battleground… Read More »Will the Oculus Quest 2 sell well this Christmas? – Analysis