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vivster said:
JEMC said:

And I ask again, at what distance? A 65" display won't be used as a regular monitor, but instead it will be used as a gaming TV of sorts.

Then how am I typing this right now? I tell you how. Because right now I am using my 65" TV as a PC monitor, like I have done for the past 2 years since I had this 65" TV. And now you come again and tell me that a 65" monitor won't be used as a regular PC monitor. This TV has never been used for actual gaming or TV. And did I mention it's 65" and in front of my couch in my living room?

I know you can use a TV as a monitor, I'm just saying that "you" can't use one of that size the same way "you" use a regular monitor. It's so big that you have to sit far away from it.

And you still haven't answered the question, at what distance do you sit from that 65" TV?

Conina said:

HTC Vive Pro: https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/8/16863136/new-htc-vive-pro-vr-headset-announced-ces-2018

It goes from 1080 x 1200 to 1400 x 1600 per eye. Not bad, but it doesn't mention the refresh rate of the screens.

And it doesn't mention price either.

*Edit* Found the refresh rate, the same 90Hz and 110º FOV. Also the wireless adapter could be a big plus for VR.

Last edited by JEMC - on 09 January 2018

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