1. Technology
  2. #MagicLeapOne
  3. #AugmentedReality

Is Magic Leap One Worth the Hype?


August 9, 2018 ● 645 views

Google-backed startup Magic Leap invited The Verge to Florida for a hands-on of the Magic Leap One, a headset that projects 3D images into reality. The goggles are weird, futuristic, and surprisingly wearable — but has Magic Leap’s technology caught up to its ambitions?

What is Magic Leap One?

Magic Leap One is an augmented reality headset. It is a standalone device with its own wearable computer and head-mounted display and is chasing the market for AR along with Microsoft, Apple and others.

How much Magic Leap Cost?

It costs $2,295. For an extra $495, you can get the "Professional Development Edition" that includes an extra "hub cable" and a service called RapidReplace. RapidReplace is a resource designed to provide a replacement device within 24 hours.

3 Comments

Sort by Best Controversial New
 
0

Magic Leap One Demo

We tried Magic Leap OneThe latest headset to blend virtual and real things is here. We've tried it at Magic Leap's headquarters in Florida.Check out some early Magic Leap One prototypes - https://youtu.be/-6ns1yoidlwMagic Leap is either brilliant or BS. It's ready to prove its AR gear is real: http://www.cnet.com/news/magic-leap-is-either-brilliant-or-bs-its-ready-to-prove-its-ar-gear-is-real/Subscribe to CNET: https://www.youtube.com/user/cnettvCheck out our playlists: https://www.youtube.com/user/CNETTV/playlistsDownload the new CNET app: https://cnet.app.link/GWuXq8ExzGLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cnetFollow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/cnetFollow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/2icCYYm
tech · 6 years ago
permalink · reply (0)
0

Magic Leap One: Creator Edition Product Page

Magic Leap One: Creator Edition | Magic LeapMagic Leap One Creator Edition is here. If you’re a developer, creator or explorer, join us on our journey into the far reaches of human creativity and help us create weird and wonderful new human experiences.
tech · 6 years ago
permalink · reply (0)
0

Magic Leap One headset looks a bit steampunk

This device looks a bit steampunk. I can see a construction worker wearing HoloLens but not this. Since FOV is not bigger than HoloLens, I'd still rather get HoloLens as it is self-contained, no cables, rather than dealing with the "discman" clipon and cables. Also what about APIs, dev tools? HoloLens projects can be exported from Unity3D directly, and almost all UWP apps made for Windows 10 already work on HoloLens. Tracking quality on HL also seems years ahead. I expected more.

awesome8 · 6 years ago
permalink · reply (0)

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you are accepting our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.