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Have you attended a presentation on the hottest bleeding-edge technology and the presentation turned out to be less exciting than watching the paint grow (or the grass dry)? When it comes to technology, I don't learn by watching somebody else do it; I have to do it myself.
I have to admit, the first time I tried HoloLens at //Build in 2015, I was underwhelmed. The demo was scripted, and the product was clearly not complete. There was literally a main behind the curtain debugging the device as we went through the motions. The second time I got
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If I can be a little honest, I feel like the HoloLens might be a solution in search of a problem. But that's probably because it is so new and we are just beginning to understand its impact. I think credit goes to Microsoft for understanding this, and