Harry McCracken | Fastcompany
Stunning 3-D digital imagery, delivered directly to your eyeballs: This is the future of computing, say Facebook and Microsoft, which are placing big bets on virtual reality to be the new way we’ll interact with technology. Rift—from Oculus VR, which Facebook bought last year for $2 billion—hits shelves the first quarter of 2016. Microsoft’s HoloLens could show up as early as this fall, though Microsoft has been vague about its release plans.
Amplified Reality 