Sentences with phrase «end pc headset»

Assuming it gets the support it needs to continue, VR has a bright future ahead of it, and whether it's a high end PC headset, or the more affordable PlayStation VR, we can all be a part of it.

Virtual reality is even more rarified, especially because Sansar is initially coming only to high - end PC headsets.

Not exact matches

(You need a pretty high - end PC to operate the Rift headset.)

Spencer twice referred to the problem of the cord that still tether high - end headsets to a PC or console, and also argued that the huge groundswell of hype and support that was thrown into VR last year could prove to be detrimental.

For example, the Scorpio reveal video hints that the console may be able to handle Fallout 4 VR, a virtual - reality experience currently limited to high - end PCs tethered to an HTC Vive headset.

High - end PCs are put to their paces when powering VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, so it's understandable why PSVR functionality is so limited on PS4.

The idea of paying a few dollars for an already configured VR experience has grown in popularity recently and is much better for most consumers who don't want to spend thousands of dollars on high end PC rig and VR headset.

This durable and excellent low end Astro headset is built perfectly for Xbox One while working great on PC or mobile devices.

This durable and excellent low end Astro headset is built perfectly for Playstation 4 while working great on Xbox One, PC or mobile devices.

Also, if you're going to drop this much on a PC, be sure to pair it with some high - end peripherals as well, like a solid gaming chair, and a nice - sounding PC gaming headset.

The other headsets will require high - end PCs, which can well exceed the price point of a stand alone console.

While the Vive and Rift rely on high - end gaming PCs to power their action, the PlayStation 4's GPU alone brings the PlayStation VR headset to life.

The final headsets are supposed to cost about as much as high - end tethered products like the $ 599 Oculus Rift or $ 799 HTC Vive, but without the additional cost of a PC.

A few things standing in the way of making VR truly accessible to everyone have been the requirement for high - end PC hardware, the need to purchase a fancy, dedicated headset, and the determination to make the two work together that only a true nerd can understand.

This makes the technology very affordable, compared to other headsets that require high - end PCs.

The headset won't, however, be as capable as the HTC Vive, which requires being tethered to a high - end, $ 1000 PC to operate.

While the PlayStation VR isn't necessarily as powerful as the Rift or Vive — both headsets can be paired with and take advantage of higher - end gaming PC hardware — Sony's success with the headset has come from ease of use and price.

«Facebook's Santa Cruz headset will be the high - end alternative to Oculus Go, in that it won't require a PC or smartphone, but it will have a more robust tracking solution, allowing for people to lean down and around in addition to rotating their head.

A higher - end model of the headset will eschew a smartphone in favor of a built - in display and be tethered to a high - powered laptop or desktop PC.

High - end VR headsets traditionally require tethering to powerful PCs or game consoles precisely to avoid those issues — they're the excuse Intel gave when it canceled its Project Alloy headset this year.

During the company's CES 2018 press conference, Lenovo revealed the Mirage Solo, a standalone Google Daydream virtual reality (VR) headset that doesn't require the use of a smartphone or being tethered to a high - end PC.

High - end virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive have hit the market, though both devices cost a considerable amount of money and require a high - powered PC to power them.

While the Man O» War isn't a perfect headset, it's a good choice for anyone looking for high - end PC gear.

Those upcoming affordable VR headsets from a number of Microsoft partners will apparently work even with low - end Windows 10 PCs.

To start, however, every Windows 10 PC will support mixed reality by the end of 2017, and subsequently, Microsoft equipment manufacturers like HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer will begin selling VR headsets that start at $ 299.

Sennheiser just introduced two high - end PC gaming headsets, the closed acoustic designed G4ME ZERO and the open acoustic designed G4ME ONE, which offer improved ergonomics and comfort for long periods of gaming.

PC gamers just love their LED lighting, whether it's inside their case illuminating high - end components, or included with mechanical keyboards, high - DPI mice and even headsets.

Before actual «standalone» VR headsets go on sale from companies like Oculus, Samsung, Asus, HTC or Lenovo, requiring no high - end PC or smartphone link, your best shot at relatively affordable virtual reality immersion on the fly is still a Gear VR or Daydream View shell.

Once you're set up, it's easy to swap them from Xbox to PC too, and gain the full breadth of gaming - specific features on both platforms — few high - end headsets seem to achieve this.

I somehow ended up in a situation where I agreed to buy / build them PCs to go with the headsets.

Microsoft developers are supposed to always plug their headsets into comparatively high - end PCs with dedicated graphics cards, but for consumers, there are two options.

Sennheiser's PC 373D is a high - end open acoustic gaming headset that delivers incredibly immersive 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound and crystal clear gaming communications thanks to its high - quality, noise - cancelling microphone.

Although there is more content than ever before, many users still lament the lack of AAA titles and experiences and there are still far more mobile VR users than those wearing high - end, PC - based headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.

Following Oculus» reveal of its Go stand - alone headset, HTC has unveiled the Vive Focus headset, offering tracking capabilities similar to its high - end namesake, without the need for a smartphone or PC to power it.