[TeMPOraL]

Let's hope so. We see a lot of promises with this and HoloLens, but somehow production versions are still not here. I'm still not really sure if the latter isn't just a prank, or at least mostly post-recording CG.

> they're basically building Tony Stark's home computer interface in Iron Man.

Since you're bringing up Marvel - I fear the reality, at least with first released products, will turn out somewhat like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeiJ2jHyy7U

[eric_h]

> I'm still not really sure if the latter isn't just a prank, or at least mostly post-recording CG.

The first video had a text disclaimer at the bottom of the entire video insisting that there was no post processing or CGI.

The second video did not.

I rest my case ;)

[codeisawesome]

I... totally fell for that. Thanks for making me realise.

[FlyingLawnmower]

HoloLens has been seen and used outside of the company, however. They have been touring several cities and showing off Hololens units to developers. I am not an MS employee, but I did get to try it out and do some Q+A with Hololens developers.

http://www.inferse.com/36577/microsoft-hololens-roadshow-201...

I don't think any magic leap units have ever been used by those outside the company, but I'm excited to see what they come up with.

[zardo]

http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/534971/magic-l...

[FlyingLawnmower]

I stand corrected. Thank you!