https://arvrjourney.com/leaping-into-the-ar-magicverse-1290f5f6915b > Magic Leap finally materializes into a product some of us can actually buy, yet the real test will be whether developers take the bait. > With a final fanfare of unnecessary theatrics, it seems like people will now be able to get their hands on this elusive Augmented Reality headset, so developers can start making their own reality with Magic Leap One Creator Edition. I first heard about this ridiculously well-funded start-up (investment clocked so far by ML is over $2.3 Billion) some eons ago in Tech Terms. It seemed an exciting proposition back then, sold mainly off the back of some very cool concept videos cooked up by New Zealand-based special effects company WETA (you know, the one from all the Lord of the Rings films). But things have since soured considerably, and I became quite fed up with it all, specially as there were plenty of other players like Microsoft HoloLens and DAQRI which were consistently delivering not only cool demos, but real use-cases for holographic Mixed Reality.