Now you can explore Microsoft's HoloLens in 3D

HoloLens, Microsoft's augmented reality headgear, was the unexpected star of the Windows 10 consumer build launch on Wednesday.

But within minutes of introducing the stylish, gray heads-up display, Microsoft hid it away, instead giving us hands-on time with HoloLens' skeletal prototype. We couldn't wear, photograph or touch the more polished version seen on stage.

That's okay, though — because we'll always have this fully manipulatable 3D model to admire.

Microsoft HoloLens
by Mashable
on Sketchfab

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Built by 3D-modeling site Sketchfab from existing Microsoft and press photos of the Windows 10-based HoloLens, the rendering is surprisingly accurate. I know because I was able to spend five minutes ogling a near-final design prototype sitting under Plexiglas at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington headquarters.