If you are unable to make it to the Microsoft event held in China this week in the form of the WinHEC 2016, during which members from Microsoft’s Windows and Devices Group discuss future developments within the company, be pleased to know that the full presentation has now been made available to view at your leisure and has now been embedded below for your convenience.
Key Highlights from WinHEC 2016
Microsoft’s WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Community) event is a significant gathering where the company shares its vision and future plans with hardware partners and developers. This year’s event, held in Shenzhen, China, was no exception. Executive vice president Terry Myerson and technical fellow Alex Kipman, the inventor of HoloLens, were among the key speakers. They discussed a range of topics, including the future of modern PCs, mixed reality, gaming, and the introduction of always-connected, power-efficient cellular PCs running Windows 10.
Microsoft explains a little more about the presentation and the people involved:
Executive vice president, Terry Myerson, and technical fellow and inventor of HoloLens, Alex Kipman, were at the Windows Hardware Engineering Community event (WinHEC) in Shenzhen, China. We joined our partners and hardware engineering creators from around the world to talk about our vision for building the next generation of modern PCs supporting mixed reality, gaming and more; to make mixed reality mainstream; and to introduce always-connected, more power efficient cellular PCs running Windows 10.
Minimum PC Specifications for Windows VR Headset
During the presentation, Microsoft revealed details of the minimum PC specifications required to use their new Microsoft Windows VR headset. This is a crucial piece of information for developers and consumers alike, as it sets the baseline for the hardware needed to experience Microsoft’s vision of mixed reality. You can check out the detailed specifications here.
The event also highlighted Microsoft’s commitment to making mixed reality mainstream. This involves not only the development of advanced hardware like the HoloLens but also ensuring that a wide range of PCs can support mixed reality experiences. This democratization of technology is aimed at making advanced computing accessible to more people around the world.
In addition to mixed reality, the event covered advancements in gaming technology. Microsoft is pushing the envelope with new gaming experiences that leverage the power of Windows 10. The introduction of always-connected PCs is another significant development. These devices promise to offer seamless connectivity and improved battery life, making them ideal for both personal and professional use.
The WinHEC 2016 event was a comprehensive showcase of Microsoft’s future plans and innovations. It provided valuable insights into how the company is working with its partners to build the next generation of computing devices. Whether you’re a developer, a hardware manufacturer, or a tech enthusiast, the information shared at WinHEC 2016 is sure to be of interest.
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