Cardboard augmented reality goggles? Please, **. We've done this dance before.
 

Cardboard augmented reality goggles? Please, **. We've done this dance before.
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**. Just, **. We do **t need a ****** of "Google Cardboard meets HoloLens" devices to help usher us into the age of augmented reality.*

But yes, that's exactly what at least two companies are trying to do: Sell you cardboard devices that use your smartphone to create a kind of low budget HoloLens for a fraction of the price.*

SEE ALSO: Microsoft HoloLens delivers first ever augmented reality Easter Egg hunt


In just the last couple of weeks I've seen the emergence of cardboard-framed AR devices for smartphones from Aryzon (about $32) and Holokit. Both are promoted as cheap alternatives to pricier, higher end AR (or "mixed reality") devices and both have videos showing off how they work. Neither is immediately available to the public yet, but I can see where this is all going.* Read more...

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