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Windows Mixed Reality gets its own new video ad: watch it here

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
November 14, 2017
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As the holiday season approaches, Microsoft is ramping up its advertising machine. The company recently unleashed ads on YouTube for the Surface Book 2 and Surface Precision Mouse, but also new is a short 15-second ad for Windows Mixed Reality.

Unlike ads for the Surface Book, there’s not much to the video asides from some action shots of people wearing Windows Mixed Reality headsets and enjoying the virtual experience. It also teases viewers and invites them to try out the experience at a local Microsoft Store.

Meant to be used as a sizzle reel for YouTube videos or TV shows, the ad is still very timely. Windows Mixed Reality Headsets were released in mid-October, and you can learn more by checking them out at your local Microsoft Store. As a reminder, we recently received the Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality headset for review, and invite you to check out our unboxing here.

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