After four years, Microsoft may unveil HoloLens 2 next month

After four years, Microsoft may unveil HoloLens 2 next month
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2019-1-17 21:52

Mobile World Congress – the world’s biggest expo focused on smartphones and mobile devices – starts February 24, and it seems Microsoft has big plans in store. If the speakers on the invite are any indication, the company could be gearing up to reveal the next version of HoloLens.

Specifically, the invite mentions Alex Kipman, who leads Microsoft’s Mixed Reality efforts. Also presenting are CEO Satya Nadella and CVP Julia White, who heads Azure and the cloud. The company doesn’t usually have a huge presence at MWC – at least, not since the Windows Phone – which makes the invite all…

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