+ Display resolution: 1200×1080 AMOLED (each eye) + $199 for Touch controllers (available Dec. + $599 for headset and Xbox One controller, + Display refresh rate: 90Hz The Oculus Rift + Display resolution: 1200×1080 OLED (each eye) + Room-scale tracking with motion controllers + Display refresh rate: 120Hz The HTC Vive + Display resolution: 1080×960 OLED (each eye) + $499 for headset + camera + controllers If you’re still reading and feel like a VR purchase may be in the cards, here’s a quick rundown of the major headsets. In other words, if you’re feeling like you’re interested but are going to wait for round 2 of these high-powered headsets, be prepared to wait until 2019 or 2020. The personal investment is just so high for consumers, and the technological jumps will be so significant in the headsets thanks to rapidly evolving optics/sensors that there’s likely not going to be a ton of compatibility between iterations.
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I think one revelation I’ve come to in the past few months is that update cycles for these PC-powered headsets are probably going to appear much more in line with gaming consoles (probably 3-4 years) rather than something like a mobile phone. Basically, don’t save your allowance for one of these things, a Gear VR should more than hold you over. If you’re someone who is either at Burning Man or always talking about Burning Man, yes. If you’re a chronic tech early adopter, yes.
The PlayStation VR launched today, and with that there are about three great options for consumers to embrace high-quality VR, but - first off - should you even buy one of these things? Whether that has enriched my life significantly or left it in shambles I cannot say, but I will report that the games are at least starting to get really fun and the video content is only getting better. I’ve spent quite a bit of the last few months with headsets strapped to my face.
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