Best products from r/HoloLens
We found 5 comments on r/HoloLens discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 4 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. iPazzPort Backlit Keyboard and Bluetooth Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad for Raspberry Pi and Android Smart Tv and PC KP-810-21SBL
- Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for fire TV stick/ fire TV box /Smart tv/ Raspberry Pi, nvidia shield tv, wireless control via included bluetooth
- Connect via bluetooth(No bluetooth dongle in package),can walk around without wire limited,mini remote keyboard for nvidia shield tv 2017 and 2018 streaming
- Control it in your home theater(XBMC media center) wireless remotely on your couch, input the text/surf the internet/play games without several remotes, make life more easier and enjoyable
- Backlit keyboard, support backlit in dark room,it only works after connected successfully
- From iPazzPort directly, 13months warranty with quality problem
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▼ Read Reddit mentions2. ASUS ROG G75VW 17-Inch Gaming Laptop [OLD VERSION]
Intel Core i7-3610QM Quad-core 2.3GHz Processor8 GB DDR3750 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive17.3-Inch Full-HD LED Screen, Nvidia GTX 660M 2G GDDR5 GraphicsWindows 8
![ASUS ROG G75VW 17-Inch Gaming Laptop [OLD VERSION]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41D86V3HpoL._SL300_.jpg)
▼ Read Reddit mentions3. Digital Disruption: Unleashing the Next Wave of Innovation
- Allows four HDMI devices to be connected and switched to an HDMI equipped display
- Supports resolutions up to 1080p and 3D
- Supports digital audio output simultaneously: Stereo, Toslink and Coaxial
- Compatible with Blu-Ray, PS3, Xbox 360, satellite boxes and laptops
- Comes with Cable Matters Limited One Year Warranty
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1. iPazzPort Backlit Keyboard and Bluetooth Mini Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad for Raspberry Pi and Android Smart Tv and PC KP-810-21SBL
- Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for fire TV stick/ fire TV box /Smart tv/ Raspberry Pi, nvidia shield tv, wireless control via included bluetooth
- Connect via bluetooth(No bluetooth dongle in package),can walk around without wire limited,mini remote keyboard for nvidia shield tv 2017 and 2018 streaming
- Control it in your home theater(XBMC media center) wireless remotely on your couch, input the text/surf the internet/play games without several remotes, make life more easier and enjoyable
- Backlit keyboard, support backlit in dark room,it only works after connected successfully
- From iPazzPort directly, 13months warranty with quality problem
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions2. ASUS ROG G75VW 17-Inch Gaming Laptop [OLD VERSION]
Intel Core i7-3610QM Quad-core 2.3GHz Processor8 GB DDR3750 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive17.3-Inch Full-HD LED Screen, Nvidia GTX 660M 2G GDDR5 GraphicsWindows 8
▼ Read Reddit mentions3. Digital Disruption: Unleashing the Next Wave of Innovation
- Allows four HDMI devices to be connected and switched to an HDMI equipped display
- Supports resolutions up to 1080p and 3D
- Supports digital audio output simultaneously: Stereo, Toslink and Coaxial
- Compatible with Blu-Ray, PS3, Xbox 360, satellite boxes and laptops
- Comes with Cable Matters Limited One Year Warranty
Features:
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Hi! I was the lead developer on the 8ninths team for this project.
Networking is as simple as you'd expect, given that our app is built in Unity and can piggyback off of their multiplayer functionality (plus some custom stuff for syncing users' spaces, but most problems have been solved by Microsoft by now.)
The API is super easy to use. Much of the functionality that's new to HL is already beautifully implemented in game engines (we used Unity, which seems to be the easiest choice for HL for now) and the Microsoft custom stuff is sparse and clear.
I have been told that we can't talk about how long we've had the Lenses or worked on the app, sorry!
I thiiink we used this guy for development:
http://www.amazon.com/G75VW-17-Inch-Gaming-Laptop-VERSION/dp/B009M2XB3U
... don't have the machine directly in front of me right now to check, but something around those specs. We use the same machine for Vive and Oculus work, which is the only reason it needs to be so fancy and fast. You should be able to develop for HL on something very lightweight, depending of course on the complexity of your app. But IMO the best HL apps should be easy on any development machine.
I think /u/NomBok has the best advice if you truly need clickers and the accel/gyro inside. I don't know of a 3rd party device that small.
If you're flexible, these Bluetooth keyboard/touchpads work great and fit inside the HoloLens case, replacing the foam circle. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015J6TEN8/
If you need smaller and just clicking, there are Bluetooth "presentation remotes" and "smart rings" that emulate mouse clicks, and maybe some mouse movements. We haven't looked at them.
There is a great article from Harvard Business Review which interviewed James McQuivey, author of Digital Disruption: Unleashing the Next Wave of Innovation about HoloLens being disruptive innovation and how it is different from Google Glass. Take a look, its a interesting read.
I'm in the same boat, but probably even more of a beginner. I picked up this book so that I could familiarize myself with the coding specifically for HoloLens, and not just dive into 'learning Unity'.