"So when you ask the question 'when will it be available at a different price point?' or 'when will it be available in a different geo?' — what we're announcing today is the opportunity for you to ask any of our partners that question, because with HoloLens we're pursuing a very specific path. And we didn't announce anything with regard to HoloLens today — it was more about the platform now being available to partners."
Myerson later elaborated that he fully expects OEM partners to build Windows Holographic devices with a wider field of view than Microsoft's HoloLens, for example, addressing one of the bigger criticisms of the current hardware. He emphasized that HoloLens is simply one device that will exist within the future Holographic ecoystem.
See the sull story here; http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/1/11827538/microsoft-myerson-windows-holographic-partners