[VR] Virtual Reality - dyskusja ogólna

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(08.01.2018, 17:33 UTC)Mathias Shallowgrave napisał(a): Z tego co czytałem, to ma być Vive 1.5, a nie 2.0. Nie pamiętam teraz artykułu, ale sensowne argumenty tam padały.

A dokładnie Vive Pro ( pewnie wzorowali sie na PS Pro ) czyli lekko odświeżone to co jest. Jesli specyfikacja sie potwierdzi to osobiście ja w to nie wchodzę...
Ewentualnie jakby zoferowali jakies rozwiązania modularne np podmiankę samego dsiplaya to mógłbym to rozważyć.
Edit : w tym artykule ktos niefortunie napisal - "loudspeakers" LOL

After the announcement at the weekend follows now as expected the official press release: HTC announces its new headset Vive Pro , which wants to shine with a higher resolution and integrated loudspeakers. There is also a new Vive wireless adapter .

Vive Pro: Update 1.5 with 3K and speakers
Those looking for a completely new model may be disappointed - but the Vive Pro offers a welcome update - the original HTC Vive remains in the program. The Vive Pro has two OLED displays with a common resolution of 2880 x 1600 pixels, which makes it similar to the Vive Focus from the same company. Overall, the new headset has thus increased by 78 percent resolution and should achieve a much sharper and clearer presentation. For comparison: The "normal" HTC Vive offers 2160 x 1200 pixels.
A welcome innovation is the integration of speakers, which should increase the comfort significantly. Owners of the old model had to resort to the Deluxe Audio Strap , which should be superfluous in the Vive Pro now. HTC intends to provide information on the availability and price of the new VR headset later.
In addition, the manufacturer announces the Vive Wireless Adapter for the HTC Vive and HTC Vive Pro , with which you can connect the headset without a cable to the PC. The adapter uses Intel's WiGig technology, unlike TPCast , but you have to be patient for a while. Only in the third quarter of 2018 should the adapter come on the market. Open and exciting the price remains: Although TPCast for the first HTC Vive available, but for around 350 € anything but a bargain. Whether the Vive Wireless Adapter can position itself here as a price-breaker remains to be seen. Whether TPCast with the HTC Vive Pro without (too) large latency problems or even works remains to be seen.