DIRECTV NOW Jumps Into VR With Magic Leap One


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Today AT&T announced that it has brought DIRECTV NOW to the VR headset Magic Leap One. These VR headsets cost $2,295. Don’t own a Magic Leap One? AT&T has announced that they will be offering free demos of the Magic Leap One VR headset at select AT&T stores.

“Without the limits of traditional screens, Magic Leap’s spatial computer can let you view up to four screens simultaneously – you choose the size and placement in your room. You also can make it always visible or you can minimize to conserve space.” Magic Leap One said in a statement sent to Cord Cutters News.

You will need a DIRECTV NOW subscription to access DIRECTV NOW content on the Magic Leap One VR headset. No word on if DIRECTV NOW plans to add support for other VR headsets at this time.

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