Sony and MS VR headset? How much will you pay?

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SvennoJ said:

the-pi-guy said:

SvennoJ said:
I think discreet 1080p screens is still pretty low for VR. Considering you blow it up to 90 degrees horizontally (which is only half of what you're aware of and can reach by turning your eyes only) it would be like sitting half a screen width from your tv, or 1.5ft from a 42" screen.
Plus the more you blow up the size the more frame rate begins to matter. Current consoles can't handle 2x1080p at 60fps.

I really want to try it, but the numbers all point against it becoming a big success. Either it's very expensive with still lacking dual 1080p screens and struggling games, or more affordable with dual 720p which will only work well with simpler stylized games.

I would still buy a $300 dual 720p version to experience 6 degrees of freedom for looking around. I won't get my hopes up that it will become my primary way of playing games.

Even at a low resolution, the Oculus Rift saw great reception.  The Dev Kit OR was only 1280x800, or 640x800 for each eye.  

While it would absolutely be best to have a higher resolution, it wouldn't be neccesary for it to be well received.  

Yes, but the biggest complaint is resolution. And most of the cool demos use stylized graphics, for example this latest batch:
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-03-07-see-how-classic-nintendo-games-look-with-the-oculus-rift

It's fine by me (wipeout please) but people expecting to be fully immersed in the next gta or the witcher 3 will be disappointed. The poll isn't looking good either, $300 is most likely a mimimum for a responsive headtracking version. Only 30% of the people frequenting this forum seem to be prepared to spend that kind of money.

Could the headset itself have some sort of upscaler? Or would upscaled resolution look too bad that close to the eye?