
Microsoft has revealed new details of its Hololens device, at the latest TED conference.
The company's hololens creator, Alex "Have a Nap" Kipman, promised big things for the technology, hissing "We will look back at this decade as being like cavemen in terms of technology."
Developer units will go on sale this spring for around £2,000, but what sort of experience will the Hololens be able to offer, once it's available to plebs like us?
Here are ten ways you'll be able to use these much-heralded Augmented Reality goggles - which some have cruelly dubbed "Kipman's Folly".