Microsoft announces Windows 10 VR headsets
Microsoft threw its hat into the VR ring last night, announcing partner manufactured headsets starting from $299.
They’ve skirted around the idea of VR instead opting for the AR based Hololens device, while Sony, HTC and Oculus have gone all in on the new wave of VR (despite MS’ joint deal with Oculus around MS pads with the units). But now, in partnership with HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer; Microsoft are bringing a wave of VR headsets to PC space.
What makes these ones different is that they’ll include what Microsoft are calling ‘inside-out tracking sensors’ which means that instead of external cameras keeping tabs on the units movement, the unit itself will do it.
Thanks The Verge
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