Microsoft's HoloLens uses unreleased Intel Atom chip

Microsoft’s stunning HoloLens holographic computer, which stole the show at this week’s Windows 10 event, runs on an unreleased Intel Atom chip code-named Cherry Trail, according to a source familiar with the hardware.The HoloLens computer, which isn’t yet commercially available, is an augmented reality headset that allows users to interact with 3D objects that show up as floating images, much like holographic projections. Users can wear HoloLens and then build 3D objects, chat on Skype