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I'll be interested to see what this holds. It's a bummer the images are very obviously photoedited, especially the guy on the couch, so this doesn't appear to b
by accrual 5y ago
I'll be interested to see what this holds. It's a bummer the images are very obviously photoedited, especially the guy on the couch, so this doesn't appear to be real images of the hardware yet.
I'm excited though. I have 600+ hours in VR. Although the original HTC Vive came out in 2016, there are aspects of it that I still find better than Valve's top-of-the-line 2020 Index headset. It blows my mind that hardware 4 years older can't be beat in some ways. The original 1.0 lighthouses track better than the 2.0s which have better specs, at least in my situation. The 2.0 body trackers have a wider FOV than the 3.0s. Mine are supplemented by 3rd party batteries which will beat the 3.0s. For my uses, the Vive controllers are (IMO) far more ergonomic than the finger tracking Index controllers. The Index headset however is miles better, so I use a mix of Index + Vive hardware.
I hope to see some real improvements so I can stop using majority 2016 hardware.