Oculus Go - Easily enter virtual reality with no PC or wires attached

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Oculus Go

Easily enter virtual reality with no PC or wires attached

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starting from £199 and no pc or wires?

so this could be the moment at VR really takes off because finally we have it at that impulse purchase price to 'try it out' and a low risk price -- i can totally see people picking one up at the weekend just to try out VR and then being hooked and starting to look into VR more, this is just a way of getting those people who want to play who decided against it because of the requirement to have hardware and all the faff that comes with setting one up normally.

Easily enter virtual reality with no PC or wires attached. Oculus Go is a standalone VR headset made to fit you. Designed with breathable fabrics, adjustable straps and our best lenses yet.

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     7 years ago 

    Pros:

    • This is EXACTLY the step VR needed to make!
    • Suddenly becomes more useful, not just for gaming, but real estate inspections, fear therapy, etc etc.
    • Will help companies st up VR gamin centers (like arcades of old).
    • The price is beyond incredible.
    • Less of a claustrophobic feel with breathable gentle fabrics.

    Cons:

    • Developers just aren't developing for VR in droves yet.
    • Still requires some intensive set up to get started (probably fair enough).
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     7 years ago 

    nice man! great breakdown! :)

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       7 years ago 

      We've had a hololens for a couple years now (husband's work provided it for development). Amazing what he could do with it!

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       7 years ago (edited)

      ooooee err missus! sorry i think i read that wrong on first read! hahah! hololens looked super futuristic. btw, where is your next vlog?! :) --- (i take it back i see you just have a few news ones! my bad)

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         7 years ago 

        It's for mini mind-blowing experiences that can educate or excite. There's nothing killer, like a huge Oasis yet but it's fun and it's got potential. If all your friends had one you could hold a pretty interesting debate in Oculus rooms. I've written about some great content you can find on https://usingvr.wordpress.com . Otherwise you can scope through the Oculus store and find some not-so-good ones. Still, VR has arrived, and can only go further.

        The incentive to make time for VR may not be here yet, but imagine get paid in crypto to use or be present in VR?! Then we might see some interesting things...

        Don't try and make VR too useful. It's for showcasing, gaming etc. AR... now this will be more useful, more practical and more accessible.

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