Virtual Reality is all the trend these days and Microsoft announced during their Computex 2016 show that they will be opening up the Windows Holographic platform to third party VR and AR headsets which has previously been exclusive to Microsoft's own Hololens AR headset. The company demoed an integration between the Hololens and HTC Vive which shows how Microsoft is bridging the gap between AR and VR.

Microsoft will be working with Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, HTC, Acer, ASUS, CyberPowerPC, Dell, Falcon Northwest, HP, iBuyPower, Lenovo, MSI and others to bring amazing VR experiences to Windows 10 and the company suggests that more partners will soon adopt the Windows Holographic platform.

Check out the video below to see how Microsoft plans to merge VR and AR


ORIGINAL SOURCE: MICROSOFT