Sentences with phrase «if standalone headsets»

It all comes down to preferences and what you want out of your VR experience, but it might serve the Daydream platform better if standalone headsets for the Daydream platform were released sooner rather than later.

Both deals are great prices compared to current retail listings, even if the standalone headset deal isn't.

Not exact matches

If you've got the HTC Vive headset, Fallout 4 VR — released as its own standalone version in 2017 — gives the Commonwealth an even more epic sense of scale.

You'll now able to enjoy virtual reality videos in 8K with smooth latency through the standalone, wire - free Vive Focus headset, at least if you're in China.

If you're wanting the best results, a headset or other standalone microphone is a solid bet.

It's unclear if the project as a whole has been abandoned, as that's what head VR Googler Clay Bavor seems to suggest on Twitter while the Daydream website still lists a «Vive standalone headset with Daydream» as «coming soon.»

With this being the case standalone Daydream headsets are being pushed into 2018, and that's if Lenovo ends up actually launching the headset.

While there's not necessarily any evidence to suggest that Lenovo won't be launching the headset anymore, it's still possible that it could end up making the same decision as HTC and choosing not to release it at all, which begs the question of whether or not standalone Daydream headsets will pick up in 2018, or if they will fall by the wayside.

If an Oculus or HTC Vive is too expensive, but you still want a great VR experience, Google may be releasing a standalone Android - powered VR headset next week during Google I / O.

If you were holding out for that Vive - branded standalone Google Daydream headset, meanwhile, there's bad news — HTC and Google have cancelled their plans to bring it to the US.

If you just want to get into the PlayStation virtual reality world, you can start with the standalone headset at its lowest price since Black Friday, just $ 199.99 at B&H.

To make us feel better about that, Google adds «without the cost of the computer,» as if that's something we wouldn't expect from a standalone headset anyway.

If Google's serious about its own standalone headset, I / O would be a good venue for letting developers know what's coming.