Microsoft opens Windows to 'mixed reality'
Move means augmented or virtual reality gear manufacturers will be able to work with one another
San Francisco
MICROSOFT is out to use Windows software to do for altered reality what it did for personal computers: make them commonplace.
The US technology giant on Wednesday announced that Windows software already powering a wide range of devices including HoloLens augmented reality headgear is being opened to partners interested in building devices for "mixed reality" experiences.
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