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Meta wants to be the Microsoft of headsets
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this post was submitted on 22 Apr 2024
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They're thinking of something that can work unteathered to a PC, like the rumoured valve deckard system
Right but you can't buy one of those, they aren't on the market. What Valve has currently is excellent already but you can't walk around town wearing it (as if anyone would need to)
I get you but that's not what the commenter above is looking for.
I know the Index is fantastic and I'm truly happy for you, but I can appreciate other people being in the market for high fidelity VR with a substantially lower asking price (along with a lower total cost of ownership as a standalone system).
We can't let meta pull ahead in this industry unchecked, and I really hope Valve (or literally anybody else) can step up to this segment in the near future.