Aside from the pricy HoloLens, though, most of what we've seen from Microsoft falls strictly into the VR side of things. It's not giving up on the name "mixed reality" anytime soon, primarily because it sees it as a combination of virtual and augmented reality.
At the same time, it's delivering some genuinely useful quality-of-life improvements for Windows 10 users. With its latest OS, available today, Microsoft is preparing for the arrival of virtual-reality headsets. (I've heard the word "creation" so many times this year from Microsoft reps, it's beginning to sound like a cultish chant.) In many ways, it's a continuation of what the company started with this spring's Creators Update, which added Paint 3D, game mode and a slew of improvements focused on making things, be it art or a simple spreadsheet. But you might have gathered that from its name alone. Microsoft's next major Windows 10 release for 2017, the Fall Creators Update, doesn't make any huge waves.
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