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Microsoft showed off its latest HoloLens game, Project XRay

CNET October 6, 2015

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Microsoft demos wearable holograms on HoloLens
Microsoft shows off holograms you can hold with a mixed-reality game called Project X Ray. The new game runs on the company’s HoloLens platform. READ MORE »
Andrew Altman
Associate Editor / San Francisco

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