Puppyroach said:
Microsoft has gone under the radar here but are doing something pretty smart IMO. In the fall creators update for Windows 10,they included software for VR capabilities. Several hardware developers like Samsung, Lenovo, Dell and so on is then licensed to create VR headsets according to basic specs provided from Microsoft. The smart approach with these headsets is that you get access to windows in VR (you can wqatch movies, play Xbox One through PC. It´s not a complete experience yet but it´s getting there) and the headsets has cameras built in which means you don´t need an external setup to use them. Microsoft calls this "Mixed Reality" which is only PR talk, but they have a really intereting approach to this. The headsets themselves are quite affordable aswell. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-mixed-reality |
That is cool if I can get the proper Windows experience in vr.
Last edited by TallSilhouette - on 06 January 2018
