Microsoft started selling its HoloLens developer kits last year for $3,000. While the devices are primarily designed for businesses and developers to get used to Microsoft’s mixed reality world, anyone can technically purchase the headset. Priced at $3,000, not many regular consumers will be opting to pick up a HoloLens just yet, and Microsoft has revealed sales haven’t reached hundreds of thousands or millions so far.

“We’re not trying to sell hundreds of thousands or millions or anything, it’s expensive, and it’s not in huge numbers,” says Roger Walkden, Microsoft’s HoloLens commercial lead, in an interview with The Inquirer. “We’re happy with the level of sales that we’ve got. I can’t tell you anything about the numbers, but it’s in…

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