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Project Alloy

4 articles – decelerating

Project Alloy has appeared in 4 articles since 2016-08. Coverage peaked in 2016Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Intel.

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4
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-50.0%
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3
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Coverage Timeline

2017-09-23
Road to VR 10 related

Intel Scraps Plans to Launch Project Alloy Reference Headset, Pursuing Other VR R&D

Intel is scrapping plans to launch the Project Alloy headset as an open reference design, citing lack of partner interest.  —  Intel revealed Project Alloy, an x86-based standalone VR headset …

2016-11-21
The Verge 1 related

Hands-on with Intel's Project Alloy “merged reality” headset prototype; Intel says a new version with upgraded internals and camera is coming in 2017

Stranger than fiction  —  In August of this year, Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich appeared onstage during …

2016-11-04
TechCrunch 5 related

Inside Intel's Santa Clara VR lab, where the company is working on its Project Alloy headset, a “merged reality” experience, and more

n many ways, virtual reality is still a moonshot.  —  The $2 billion acquisition of Oculus by Facebook in 2014 lent the neo-futurist hobby …

2016-08-17
TechCrunch 22 related

Intel shows off a wireless all-in-one virtual reality headset called Project Alloy, with all of its cameras, sensors, and input controls built-in

Intel moved full-throttle into the VR space with the announcement of an all-in-one virtual reality headset alongside a new Intel Merged Reality platform at the Intel Developers Forum.

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