Update 11/11, 2:45PM: Magic Leap founder Rony Abovitz provided additional comments regarding the development of ML2 and early efforts to target enterprise customers.

Magic Leap is one of the most hyped augmented reality efforts today, and likely the best-funded startup. Its first headset shipped in August 2018, and a new report today pegs Magic Leap One ...

Put differently, the Magic Leap 2 doesn’t target regular consumers. In contrast, Apple’s AR/VR headset is made for the masses. Apple’s unnamed mixed reality glasses will retail for over $ ...

tapping former Microsoft exec Peggy Johnson to take the reins and immediately pivot to target enterprise with its most recent AR headset, Magic Leap 2.

We can now add Magic Leap to the long list of companies laying off employees during this very trying time. Rony Abovitz, Magic Leap's Chief Executive Officer, confirmed the news following an ...

I wanted to give all of you a glimpse behind the scenes at Magic Leap," said Abovitz. "We have completed our first PEQ (Product Equivalent) build of our target form factor, in our new facility.

In December, a report by The Information indicated that well-funded startup Magic Leap wasn't nearly as close ... build of our target form factor," and now Business Insider has what it says ...

who has thus far positioned the company to solely target enterprise with its latest Magic Leap 2 headset.

The Magic Leap One is now available to order for $2295. We got some hands-on time with the Magic Leap One, but if all you want are the facts, here's everything you need to know.We also spent some ...

This speculation follows an announcement from Magic Leap that it is partnering with ... The obvious camera freaked people out, and it painted a target on wearers as they were clearly wearing ...

Magic Leap's CEO said more money coming into the augmented reality space from competitors is "good." Under CEO Peggy Johnson, the company has pivoted to building enterprise-focused AR headsets.