The original HoloLens introduced Microsoft four years ago, so it's clear that their best years are already behind them. Prothat's it Microsoft has now come out with the second version of these glasses for virtual and augmented reality, which is of course supposed to improve most of the functions and get rid of the imperfections of the original version. The detection of objects in front of the glasses, for example the user's hand, has been significantly improved. The comfort will be helped by the significantly lower weight of the entire device and a higher resolution of up to 2K for each eye, along with a larger field of view. Of course, it will still be a product intended more for professionals in companies, such as NASA, which uses the original HoloLens. The price is set at $3.500. On variaWe still have to wait for a product that will be designed for ordinary consumers in terms of both user experience and price.
