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Join us at 6:00 p.m. CET/9:00 a.m. PT on Sunday, Feb. 24, to learn about new innovations for the future of computing.
Microsoft at Mobile World Congress 2019
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Computing is no longer being device-first, it’s about putting the human first and includes all the devices in their lives. - @satyanadella #MWC19
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"Our mission determines what we build and how we build it – and it defines how we view the role of technology in our society and in our world." - @satyanadella #MWC19
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"That's what we're building technology for.
To give each of us super powers,
To enable more people to thrive and fully participate in our economy." - @satyanadella #MWC19
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Applying technology to empower every individual and every organization with a world-changing vision and a passion and ingenuity to see it through, can have meaningful impact. - @satyaNadella #MWC19
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Say hello to #HoloLens2.
#HoloLens2’s Field of View has increased by more than 2X.
Powered by our new MEMS laser display.
The smallest and most power efficient 2k display in existence today.
Microsoft introduces HoloLens2 at WMC19 VR/Holo - Windows 10 Forums
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With direct manipulation, you can now touch your holograms.
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Microsoft at Mobile World Congress 2019
#MWC19 #HoloLens2Last Updated: 24 Feb 2019 at 13:08
Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella, along with Alex Kipman and Julia White, takes the stage at MWC Barcelona.
Join us at 6:00 p.m. CET/9:00 a.m. PT on Sunday, Feb. 24, to learn about new innovations for the future of computing.
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Microsoft began sending out invitations for its press event at Mobile World Congress today, which will be held on Sunday, February 24 at 5pm CET. Speakers at the keynote will include CEO Satya Nadella, CVP Julia White, and Alex Kipman.
Many of us Microsoft watchers believe Microsoft will introduce its new HoloLens mixed-reality device in 2019. Microsoft officials already confirmed that the next HoloLens will feature a custom AI coprocessor, enabling the devices to run AI workloads "at the edge." The next HoloLens also will include the same sensor that is in the Project Kinect for Azure depth-sensor kit that Microsoft unveiled at Build 2018. The CPU in the next HoloLens is believed to be a Qualcomm's Snapdragon 850 mobile processor.
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