Arnold from the Magic School Bus goes to his eternal rest In the world of children's literature, Arnold from the Magic School Bus series has been a beloved character for many years. Arnold, who was often known as the cautious and somewhat skeptical member of the class, went on numerous adventures with his eccentric teacher Ms. Frizzle and his classmates. However, today we gather to bid farewell to Arnold as he goes to his eternal rest. It is a bittersweet moment for all of us who have grown up with him and shared his excitement and fear during each science-filled journey. Arnold's character was relatable to many children, as he frequently voiced his apprehensions about the bus's unconventional methods of transportation and the potential dangers they could face.
Magic Leap returns, takes the fight to Microsoft with enterprise AR headset
Now x86 rather than Arm-based and running on Android, Magic Leap 2 is.
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Magic Leap has returned with a new Augmented Reality (AR) enterprise headset priced at $4,999.
Along with new leadership and a new enterprise focus, rather than its initial failed bid to win over consumers, the company has also swapped out the engine of its new, lighter and more powerful AR headset significantly.
Magic Leap 2 is now based on an x86 architecture (AMD 7nm Zen 2 CPU) rather than Arm.
It is also now running on Android 10 (API level 29) rather than the homegrown “Lumin” Operating System (OS) used in its Magic Leap 1 back in 2018. The release firmly takes the fight to Microsoft's Hololens 2.
Magic Leap's CEO Peggy Johnson describes it as "the industry’s smallest and lightest device built for the enterprise". It ships with a 5H x 55V (70° diagonal) field of view, a resolution of 1440 x 1760 and new controller technology. Impressively, it weighs less than half of Microsoft's 566g Hololens 2, at just 260g.
It also ships with WiFi 6, a 12.6MP camera, and 90fps eye tracking.
Arnold's character was relatable to many children, as he frequently voiced his apprehensions about the bus's unconventional methods of transportation and the potential dangers they could face. Despite his reservations, Arnold always stood by his classmates and learned valuable lessons along the way. One of the most memorable episodes was when the class journeyed inside Arnold's own digestive system.
What happened to Magic Leap?
Dubbed the “world’s hottest startup” by Wired in 2016; derided in 2018 for the vast gulf between its promotional videos and the reality of its performance; valued at $6.7 billion at its highs; nearly underwater in 2019, when it handed 1,903 patents to investors as collateral.
Stakeholders lost patience with the widely hyped, perennially-on-the-verge-of-something-magical startup in 2020, when Magic Leap fired a reported 1,000 staff; won a $500 million lifeline at a $2 billion valuation (yes, a similar raise at a similar valuation to the one it had achieved back in 2014), wound down its consumer business, and replaced its founder Rony Abovitz with former Microsoft and Qualcomm VP Peggy Johnson as new CEO.
Magic Leap’s had quite a ride – reported along the way with cutting lines like these: “The line between overpromising, an inability to deliver and fraud on something that has never been done is blurry” – but is clearly now trying to fight back with less hype and a more solid product; the early specs certainly look impressive.
He put aside his fear and allowed his friends to explore his body for the sake of knowledge. This episode taught children about the human body while illustrating Arnold's growth in understanding the value of taking risks and embracing the unknown. As we say our final goodbyes to Arnold, we are reminded of the enduring impact he has had on our lives. Through his character, children were encouraged to be curious, brave, and open-minded. Arnold's journey was not just about science and education but also about personal growth and friendship. Although Arnold will no longer be embarking on new adventures with the Magic School Bus, his memory will forever live on. We can honor him by carrying his spirit of curiosity and courage in our own lives, striving to explore the world around us with an open mind and a sense of wonder. So, farewell, dear Arnold. Thank you for being a part of our childhood, for teaching us valuable lessons, and for reminding us to embrace the unknown. May you find eternal rest, knowing that you have left a lasting impression on the hearts of many..
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