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oh dear looking a bit crap for HTC so far.
So copy Netflix and the WindowsMR home location
So copy Netflix and the WindowsMR home location
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Vive Cosmos HMD
Inside Out Tracking
Side Sensors
Stick controllers
Ahh I think I understand Cosmos now. It might have no onboard compute at all. It might be compatible with external devices like Laptop, PC, Mobile Phone or third party compute devices making this HMD completely upgradable while Quest is stuck with its Qualcomm 835.
Cosmos is looking more like what I wanted all along. A HMD that gets everything off your head and has a seperate upgradable compter core along with battery storage and wireless transitter.
You could have many combinations of Cosmos/Resolution and Core units.
HTC are onto a winner here.
Not expecting bugger all from AMD.
Looks like they’ll be releasing more than Oculus this year.
7nm GPU Radeon 7 £699 check
7nm CPU Next gen Ryzen check
This should put them right up there with Nvidias 2080 and intels 9900 series.
...other than it probably won't artifact and die?over all, all biases aside i honestly cant see a reason to buy this over an RTX 2080 for gaming...
It sure does. I'd say 75fps would be a minimum for most people.2K per eye at 60fps? doesnt it have to be 90fps in VR?
It sure does. I'd say 75fps would be a minimum for most people.
Mind you, I used to play VR games at effectively 30Hz per eye (60Hz alternating frame per eye) and that was bearable, although it was only 3dof.