But that may soon change when you get a load of a new demo video of Windows Mixed Reality that Microsoft just posted. You probably didn’t even realize it, but Microsoft held an event on Tuesday ...

Microsoft will launch Windows Mixed Reality with a range of headsets from Acer, HP, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung, and Asus from October 17th. Not every headset will be available this month, but Samsung ...

Once this is happens, the Start menu list of programs will show the Windows Mixed Reality portal, along with a Welcome to Windows Mixed Reality splash screen. Users can then click the “Set up ...

Windows Mixed Reality PCs: Desktop and laptops equipped with integrated graphics will be able to drive immersive content at 60 frames per second. Prices will start at $500.

We didn’t get a super deep dive during the 30-minute interview and demo, so we weren’t able to really take the device to its limits. The catalog of Windows Mixed Reality headsets. (Microsoft ...

These five Windows Mixed Reality headsets are now available for pre-order, but they won't start shipping until October 17. Which is well and good, because that is when the fun will really start.

Windows Mixed Reality is the first version of Windows you can live in. Whether you’ll want to live with it is still another matter, and one that may take several months to know – but first ...

The latest build provides Mixed Reality developer kit owners to check out a simulation of the demo, but not an actual mixed reality experience. It's also not available easily, as you'll need to ...

These Windows Mixed Reality headsets feel like a middle ground between smartphone-based virtual reality (Samsung’s Gear VR) and premium headsets (Oculus Rift, HTC Vive).

In an onstage demo at Microsoft’s educational event today, View Mixed Reality was used to display the Mars Curiosity Rover next to a speaker, to show how large it is in real life.

At Computex, Microsoft released a demo video that shows off its vision of a world with “mixed reality” devices where VR headsets can be used to interact with HoloLens.

CNET has only tried it briefly. And it costs $499, as much as you'd pay for a complete Oculus Rift kit, and more than Microsoft's other partners are asking for their Windows Mixed Reality headsets.