Augmented-reality start-up Magic Leap is finally selling something -- The Washington Post

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"Magic Leap One, the highly anticipated augmented-reality headset that overlays digital objects on the physical world, is finally going on sale after nearly a decade of development.

But it may not be in a store near you. The headset is available for now in only six locations: Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, the San Francisco Bay area and Miami — near the company’s headquarters. The headset will be delivered to buyers’ doorsteps, ferried by agents who will help with setup and provide training to use it.

Oh, and it will cost $2,295."

Augmented-reality start-up Magic Leap is finally selling something -- The Washington Post