Magic Leap glasses that superimpose computer-generated images onto the world around you could start at at £1,000 when they are released this year. O’Neal appeared to be wearing the largest size of the as-yet unreleased Magic Leap gogglesHOW DO MAGIC LEAP'S LIGHTWEAR AUGMENTED REALITY HEADSETS WORK? Magic Leap's first device, Magic Leap One (Creator's Edition), contains three components. The glasses are set to compete with Microsoft's HoloLens glasses and cost around $1,000While the patent states that Magic Leap applied for it in September 2015 and that Magic Leap is the assignee, the company denied it depicts its actual glasses. A Magic Leap spokesperson told Business Insider at the time that these are not Magic Leap's product.

Source: Daily Mail February 14, 2018 11:42 UTC