It's pretty clear that HTC are abandoning Lighthouse tracking for their home consumer headset, and now that Oculus have pioneered arena scale VR for inside out tracking we may see them doing the same for enterprise use going forward.Well unless they have a partnership in place, but there has been no mentions between Valve and HTC for a while. Maybe HTC are going to focus on business for the time being. I don’t think Cosmos can be taken seriously at this point in time unless they buck up their ideas.
I think that's wishful thinking. If it was launched at that price it would be a no brainer for me.Hopefully it will come with BS2.0 and Knuckles for under £600.
Yeh that would suck. Itll probably be more suited for you to get a Rift S or HTCs next updateYup, I reckon we're talking about a grand's worth of headset and needing a 1080Ti minimum to run the thing. I hope I'm wrong because £600 is my limit for a new headset. I'll certainly be keeping my eye on this because I'm wanting to upgrade from my current Rift.
The HP Reverb is out for me because you need a 1080 minimum to be able to run one and because the tracking isn't going to be great. I have a 1080 but being minimum spec as far as a GPU is concerned I think it's pointless getting a headset where you need to turn all of the settings down to run it.
I'm going to be keeping my eye on it but I'm not getting my hopes up.
Looks like extra FOV from this picture.Is this gonna be inside out do you think? Or is it just because the wider FOV means it has sticking out bits on the side
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I'll only believe it when we see it considering the company involved lolI'm so pumped that Knuckles are finally going to be here in may.![]()