Microsoft wants to help you escape reality

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At today’s press conference, Microsoft focused a lot on 3D and all sorts of realities, from augmented reality to virtual reality. Microsoft and its partners are quickly turning VR headsets into commodity items. And this could be a breath of fresh air for virtual reality as a whole.

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