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	[* black] After Magic Leap's claims about this headset's [https://twitter.com/magicleap/status/735855013084463104\|otherworldly experience\|new_window=true], we had to try it ourselves.
-	[* black] Thanks to our trusty IR camera, we can see a strobing IR ~~LED~~ for depth sensing just above the nose bridge—similar in principle to what we found in the [guide\|98975\|iPhone X\|stepid=182911\|new_window=true], and before it, the [guide\|19725\|Kinect\|new_window=true].
-	[* black] If you look closely you can also spot ~~the lens-mounted~~ IR ~~blasters in action—four~~ in each, "invisibly" lighting up your eyeballs for tracking. We'll dig up the ~~tech responsible for watching these LEDs later~~.
+	[* black] Thanks to our trusty infrared camera, we can see a strobing IR projector for depth sensing just above the nose bridge—similar in principle to what we found in the [guide\|98975\|iPhone X\|stepid=182911\|new_window=true], and before it, the [guide\|19725\|Kinect\|new_window=true].
+	[* black] If you look closely, you can also spot four additional IR LEDs in each lens, "invisibly" lighting up your eyeballs for tracking. (We'll dig up the trackers shortly.)