Sentences with phrase «standalone headset with»

HTC previously announced a standalone headset with Google Daydream, but it canceled that project, although a standalone device launched in China and may expand to other markets.

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.»

Lenovo's AR helmet for phones feels like a clever mini-HoloLens for Star Wars fans, but as a standalone headset with no other software, it's a tough sell.

This prototype puts Google in the company of Oculus and Intel, both of whom have showed off early standalone headsets with self - contained tracking systems.

Not exact matches

Lenovo teamed up with Lucasfilm and Disney to make a standalone VR headset (you use your own smartphone, like the Google Pixel 2 or an iPhone) that comes with a VR lightsaber.

The tablet has been priced at $ 700 when bought on a standalone basis and a whooping $ 1000 when included with other related accessories such as the media station into which the tablet is slotted for a virtual desktop with phone, screen, ethernet ports, USB ports for keypad, headsets, and other devices.

Even with standalone VR headset, I find it odd seeing people playing a multiplayer game outdoors in the park while wearing these VR headsets.

GameFace Labs, one of the earliest companies to begin development of a standalone VR headset, is back with the latest version of their prototype...

Editors» Note: This review has been updated to reflect the inclusion of the Oculus Touch controllers with the Rift, and the availability of the standalone headset at a lower price.

Much of this — minus some of the phone - specific notifications — is likely also going to be available for the upcoming standalone Daydream VR headset that Google is launching together with Lenovo next month.

Qualcomm is also working with Tobii to help bring eye - tracking technology to standalone VR headsets, which will be another huge milestone for VR.

Aside from their own booth, the company's partners were showing off the latest and greatest hardware, and that included Lenovo with the world's first standalone Daydream VR headset.

Several companies are bringing standalone headsets to the market this year, including Oculus with the budget - friendly $ 200 Oculus Go headset, Lenovo with its $ 400 Mirage Solo Daydream headset, and HTC with the likely $ 600 - plus Vive Focus headset.

Google's Daydream VR is set to take on a big new project this year with the debut of standalone headsets, and that starts with the Mirage Solo from Lenovo.

Instead, they might be holding out for standalone VR headsets, but even then, Gold sees an issue with the number of VR - friendly apps.

It doesn't require a phone or computer, but will be a standalone wireless VR headset with built - in positional tracking.

HTC was supposed to be the first to market with a standalone Daydream headset, but at some point during development, the company reversed course and abandoned its agreement with Google.

The goal is to have a standalone headset ready to go by 2019, with a shipping date expected in 2020.

This is a standalone headset, meaning the computer is inside the headset with the display, but it's still an Android - powered headset.

We already have details on HTC Vive standalone headset, and it will be the first to go cable and free with Google's Daydream platform.

Google is working with Qualcomm on the new standalone Daydream headsets, and they'll use Qualcomm chips inside them.

This year, at Google IO 2017, it was made obvious that said device makers responded, with dedicated, standalone Daydream headsets in works by HTC and Lenovo.

Google said it has solved key problems with both augmented reality and its cousin, virtual reality, with a new standalone virtual reality headset and a way to navigate indoors using visual reference points as a sort of indoor GPS, called VPS.

During Google IO 2017, the firm officially confirmed the well - reported rumor that it would be launching standalone Daydream headsets with select hardware partners.

Google is also partnering with HTC and Lenovo to develop the first standalone Daydream VR headsets, and those will be available later this year.

At I / O 2017 Google announced headsets developed in partnership with HTC and Lenovo that are set to be completely standalone, which means they aren't powered by an external PC or smartphone.

Opting for the higher - end Gear 2 will gain you the addition of a built - in camera, while both are able to run apps and work as standalone music players to pair with a bluetooth headset.

Lenovo announced the world's first standalone Daydream virtual reality headset Mirage Solo, along with the Mirage Camera at CES 2018 in Las Vegas.

What Google is offering with Daydream Standalone through the Lenovo Mirage Solo is something more than what you can already get with a Daydream headset and your phone.

After touting the possibility of exploring virtual worlds with a standalone headset, Intel has killed Project Alloy before it even had a chance to get off the ground.

Google most recently revealed the Mirage Solo, a new standalone headset built in partnership with Lenovo.

Google is reportedly working on a standalone headset that blends augmented reality with virtual reality, which could make up for Google Glass.

Oculus is also working on a headset codenamed Santa Cruz, which is a standalone prototype with tracking.

«By collaborating with Qualcomm and leveraging our internal hardware and software innovations, HTC has been able to deliver an uncompromising VR experience with the Vive Focus premium standalone VR headset.»

Facebook - owned Oculus has announced a partnership with Xiaomi and will launch a new standalone Mi VR headset powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 mobile VR platform.

Lenovo has, fortunately, come to the rescue with the new Mirage Solo with Daydream standalone headset that promises freedom in more ways than one.

Oculus has announced a partnership with Xiaomi and will launch a new standalone Mi VR headset powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 821

This description is once again used for the standalone headset in Engadget's latest report on the device, with Google said to be advancing its efforts in the project.

The adapter will be able to untether you and your headset from your PC with latency as low as 2ms and a standalone battery that lasts around 90 minutes.

On the hardware front, you have the standalone headsets that Google's partnering with Qualcomm, Lenovo and HTC that will be debuting later this year.

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.

Last year, Facebook announced it was exploring the space with its Santa Cruz standalone VR headset, and it turns out that device is still on track: the totally wireless, base - station - free headset, which now has revamped controllers, was shown again on stage today:

Qualcomm has worked with Google to produce a reference design for Daydream standalone headsets, based on Qualcomm's own Snapdragon 835 VR platform.

You may have forgotten about Google's promise of releasing standalone Daydream VR headsets with the help of partners, but the Lenovo Mirage Solo is here to remind you of that plan.

Mozilla has revealed that it is developing a web browser to work with standalone virtual and augmented reality headsets.

With X Labs apparently losing steam on VR, the latest report notes that Google is still focused on a standalone VR headset — it's just not married to a proprietary or different operating system.

From a smarter Google Assistant that now works with the iPhone to a chattier Google Home and the promise of standalone virtual reality headsets, this year's I / O conference had something for everyone.

When it comes to virtual reality there are a few options: go down the fully - formed route, with PC powering everything, like HTC Vive; opt for a headset that requires a phone to be slipped in to act as the processor and screen, such as the Google Daydream View; or opt for a wire - free fully standalone headset.

The standalone headset included with Qualcomm's development kit is loaded with high - end features, including a Snapdragon 845 CPU, a 2560 x 1440, 60 Hz display, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of flash memory.

With the headset, Microsoft says, everything from gaming, through streaming media in apps like Netflix, to productivity apps, Skype video calling, or even creating virtual 3D objects in the new HoloStudio app - think Paint for the 21st century - are possible in a full standalone wearable computer.