Microsoft launches mixed-reality feature for Windows 11 with Meta Quest headset

computerworld.com February 5, 2025, 12:01 PM UTC

Microsoft has introduced a new mixed-reality feature for Windows 11 that allows users to connect a Meta Quest 3 headset for a productivity experience. This setup costs $299, significantly cheaper than Apple's Vision Pro, which retails for $3,499. Users can create virtual displays that float around them, enhancing their workspace. The pairing process is straightforward, and the interface is responsive, allowing for normal keyboard and mouse use while wearing the headset. While the experience is primarily two-dimensional, it offers a unique way to expand workspace without needing additional physical monitors. This development comes as Microsoft moves forward after discontinuing its HoloLens product.


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