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I guess they had to call it a "spatial computer" in an attempt to overcome the shock that they want $3,500 for a VR headset With "computer" I think
by JohnBooty 3y ago
I guess they had to call it a "spatial computer" in an
attempt to overcome the shock that they want $3,500 for
a VR headset
With "computer" I think they're trying to emphasize the fact that it's standalone, not an add-on?
That may seem silly, but I have not paid much attention to VR/AR and I had assumed that headsets like the Meta Quest 2 were tethered to some other device. A quick search before this post showed me that is not the case, but I was actually ignorant about that fact. So apparently there are dopes like me who need to be told that these flagship headsets are standalone computing devices.
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- notfed 3y agoI'm still confused about this: which headsets are standalone and which aren't...marketing seems to gloss over this detail every time.