According to a new report, Microsoft is scrapping its plans for the second version of HoloLens in favor of the third, but unfortunately, this means that we won’t see it until 2019.
Last March, Microsoft began shipping its HoloLens Development Edition headsets at a price of $3,000 per unit. Obviously, these were and are meant for developers, but fans have still been waiting for a cheaper ‘consumer’ model.
Unfortunately, it appears that they’ll be waiting for a while. According to a new report from Brad Sams of Thurrott.com , the third version of the product won’t arrive until 2019.
The obvious question to ask here is what happened to the second-generation model, and the answer is that it’s been scrapped.
