Acer will also have a $399 bundle that includes Microsoft's new, Oculus Touch-esque motion controllers, although those won't be available until the holiday season. Microsoft says it's already working with developers to come up with new experiences using its Windows Mixed Reality software kit, which will help them create universal apps for its entire AR/VR ecosystem. Of course, that includes HoloLens, the company's flagship $3,000 mixed reality headset.

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