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Here's a good explanation on how the $2,295 Magic Leap One headset works

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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/24/how-magic-leap-works-ifixit-teardown.html

CNBC had a chance this month to check out the first product from a company that raised more than $2.3 billion from Alphabet's Google, Alibaba and J.P. Morgan. Magic Leap didn't initially provide much information on how its $2,295 Magic Leap One headset works, though.
First, some quick background: the Magic Leap One is a headset that's similar to Microsoft's HoloLens. It's a wearable computer that lets you place digital objects — like computer screens or animated animals — in the real world around you. It's the sort of technology that may one day replace computers and phones.

Here's a good explanation on how the $2,295 Magic Leap One headset works

Aug 24, 2018, 2:32pm UTC

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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/24/how-magic-leap-works-ifixit-teardown.html > CNBC had a chance this month to check out the first product from a company that raised more than $2.3 billion from Alphabet's Google, Alibaba and J.P. Morgan. Magic Leap didn't initially provide much information on how its $2,295 Magic Leap One headset works, though. > First, some quick background: the Magic Leap One is a headset that's similar to Microsoft's HoloLens. It's a wearable computer that lets you place digital objects — like computer screens or animated animals — in the real world around you. It's the sort of technology that may one day replace computers and phones.