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The project was presumably shrouded in such secrecy that the marketing folks had no idea what they were actually selling.
Did they photoshop the glasses onto the two doctors in the photo below the announcement video? Looks fake as hell.
I’ll never be able to get over the insanely fake promotional video for the original Magic Leap that demonstrated background occlusion, and not the ghostly overlayed image that the headset actually delivered. The project was presumably shrouded in such secrecy that the marketing folks had no idea what they were actually selling.
https://www.insight.com/en_US/shop/partner/magic-leap/store.... How does the specs of the enterprise edition compare to something like the PSVR2 or Project Cambria specs? I'm kind of new to VR. I found a real life demo of this item, I don't know why it's so hard to find actual footage of it at this point of the company's lifecycle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1-miutMA60
You are looking for the price like I was, and many pages are trying to snare you onto “speak to a specialist” links. Let me spare you the trouble, as you are looking for this page: https://www.insight.com/en_US/shop/partner/magic-leap/store.... If you’d rather not click (and I totally understand) let me tell you that the Leap 2 costs between $3200 for the base model and up to $5000 for the enterprise model, which giv…
Did they photoshop the glasses onto the two doctors in the photo below the announcement video? Looks fake as hell.
I’ll never be able to get over the insanely fake promotional video for the original Magic Leap that demonstrated background occlusion, and not the ghostly overlayed image that the headset actually delivered. The project was presumably shrouded in such secrecy that the marketing folks had no idea what they were actually selling.
what a fall from grace from "flying whales!" to "here's google glass for the enterprise"...
They obviously over played their hand and they were given tons of hype and probably felt the pressure. Not an excuse obviously. But we shouldn’t shame people for shooting for the moon and landing on earth.
The fact they got some professionals to eventually run it and have real serious applications is ultimately a net positive for society.
Eventually the price and tech might get practical for consumers, it makes sense to go up market / business before consumer.