“In a world with Magic Leap, is there a need for physical screens? Laptops, smartphones or even smartwatches?” one Reddit user asked.

Abovitz also claimed during the AMA that once it launches, you wouldn't need a screen. This is different than virtual reality, which uses a flat screen in front of your eyes, split in two and magnified to create the stereoscopic effect.

In fact, in a Reddit AMA earlier this year, Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz said he believed devices that use stereoscopic 3D like Hololens 'can cause a spectrum of temporary and/or permanent neurologic deficits.' Magic Leap's technology does away with this by actually beaming the signal directly into the retina itself, creating the same types of neurological effects as real objects around you. Magic Leap at the moment is very far from being a portable and wearable (or bearable) technology, one which achieves its goal by using Light-Field Technology, which is very different from other virtual and augmented reality devices such as Microsoft Hololens.

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