Magic Leap 1 is a lightweight, wearable computer with enterprise-ready solutions that Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative, Magic Leap CEO Peggy Johnson discusses how augmented reality...

Magic Leap 1 is a wearable spatial computer that brings the physical and digital worlds together as one. When Magic Leap 1 is in a space it's seen before, it can remember where you last put things.

Magic Leap, Inc. is an American startup company that released a head-mounted virtual retinal display, called Magic Leap One, which superimposes 3D computer-generated imagery over real world objects, by "projecting a digital light field into the user's eye"...

Magic Leap One's display is great, but a bit less crisp and legible than 2016's HoloLens. ML1 supports a higher field-of-view than the HoloLens, but it seems to have done it by sacrificing image resolution...

Magic Leap One: Creator's Edition is aimed more at developers than high-street consumers - hence a pretty high asking price - but for now its the only version of the AR glasses available.

Based on an afternoon with Magic Leap, the Magic Leap One Creator Edition — which ships in the US today for $2,295 — is a functional, thoughtfully designed headset with some very real advantages...

Magic Leap One looks like a pair of futuristic swimming goggles, attached by a wire to a computer attachment called the Lightpack that can be clipped to the back of your trousers or slipped into a pocket.

The Magic Leap One headset shows the potential of 3D-mapped augmented reality displayed through clear lenses, but like the Microsoft HoloLens, it's purely development hardware for the earliest of...

The Magic Leap One, developed by Magic Leap, is an AR headset coupled with a computing platform. It brings computing tasks to the physical world, where virtual objects blend into the built environment.

Magic Leap is making "what we believe will be the most natural and human-friendly wearable computing interface in the world." Magic Leap is a hardware, software, firmware...

The Magic Leap One is impressive, and it's unlike any computer I've used before. I see a real future in being able to interact with digital screens inside the real world around us, but Magic Leap is going to...