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Index: €1100 + the cost for a VR-capable PC, if you don't already have one Quest 2: €350, standalone They're not really in the same class at all.
by Tijdreiziger 5y ago
Index: €1100 + the cost for a VR-capable PC, if you don't already have one
Quest 2: €350, standalone
They're not really in the same class at all.
- terafo 5y agoIt looks like Valve is making their own standalone VR headset ,and made Steam Deck along the way to meet minimal amount of orders for custom chip. The chip can deliver 2.5 TFlops if it's clocked like other RDNA2 GPUs, it's almost 2x of Quest 2 GPU performance. Not sure about price though, it will be definitely higher than 300$ of heavily subsidized Quest 2, and I think price will be closer to current "Oculus for Business" offering, which is 800$. Not sure how it will compete with project Cambria.
- krastanov 5y agoIs there any actual substance behind this rumor? It is propagating without not even a shred of supporting evidence.
- terafo 5y agoMostly SteamVR datamining. But it's a reasonable thing to do and SteamDeck looks like a nice byproduct.
- chaostheory 5y agoThere is, but it's not even close to being here yet so I don't know why everyone keeps bringing up. Meta's Cambria will be released before Valve's wireless headset.