Microsofts HoloLens promises a future where we can interact with virtual objects in the real world.
Technology that lets you merge the digital world with the real one is just one of many that could become a reality this year.
IT is really interesting times we live in – not only have we seen the advent of a tiny pocketable computer (i.e. your smartphone) that puts room-filling supercomputers from the 1960s to shame, but we’ve also moved from 32in CRT (cathode ray tube) televisions to gigantic LCD and OLED models that are so thin you can hang them on a wall.
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