Oculus Rift /Go /Quest

pagaliau paaiskejo kaina . ir kas ieina i komplektacija

https://shop.oculus.com/

kas dezej

bet kam jie ta x1 pulteli kisa per prievarta ? juk kaina sumazetu jei be jo butu. 

plius pacio pc reikia bent 7 kartus galingesnio. kazkur taip rase, bet ir siaip jie jau skelbe kad reikia Oculus pilnai vez tik galingiausi specai siai dienai. 

Is your PC Oculus Ready? For the full Rift experience, we recommend the following PC system:
graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD R9 290 equivalent or greater
processor: Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater
memory: 8GB+ RAM
output: Compatible HDMI 1.3 video output
input: 3x USB 3.0 ports plus 1x USB 2.0 port
operating system: Windows 7 SP1 64 bit or newer

 

pamenu pacia pradzia , Palmer turejo ideja : sukurti VR kuris bus labai paprastas ir prieinamas visiem geimeriam ... tai taip ir liko tik svajone . 

dar reikia nepamirst kad situs atskirai reikes pirkt. 

isigijas dabar Oculus atsistosi i eile Touch pulteliam. 

So when you preorder Rift you will also reserve your spot for Touch controllers or as Luckey explains :

Good news, everyone: When you preorder Rift, you also reserve your spot for Touch preorders. First in line for Rift=First in line for Touch.

 

ka sony apie tai galvoja ...

siaip jo idomu ka HTC vive kainuos ir ko reikalaus. PS4 VR kadangi negali nieko reikalaut daugiau is PS4 tai tures savo deze su visu tuo jau. idomu kiek tas kainuos . 

be to porn bus uzblokuotas   

 

‘Oculus only distributes developer content that meets their terms of service, which forbid pornographic content from being a part of the Oculus Store.’

 

dabar truksta tik vieno dalyko kad naudodamas VR netaptum storas

arba 

pagaliau pasirodo tai ko truko sitam VR, judesio pulteliai Oculus Touch . tik $200 amazone 

Misteris facebook paskelbe apie nauja standalone oculus Go kuris pasirodys 2018 pradzioj ir kainuos $199. Ir bus kazkas tarp samsung vr kur pasileidzia nuo telefo ir oculus pc kuriam reikia pc. Sitam nereikes nieko ir nebus jokiu laidu. Idomu cia kartais ne kokiam facebook skirtas bus. ? Nes matyt ir ne pc zaidimam lost skirtas bus
Nieko konkreciai nepaskelbe kas ir kaip ten veiks.

Today, Facebook owned Oculus announced their follow up to the Oculus Rift VR headset, and they’ve decided to make the entry point to Oculus VR much easier to access. At $199, the new Oculus Go is significantly undercutting the $599 launch price of the Rift, which has seen its own price cut to $399 since it launched about a year and a half ago. But the Go is not just a less expensive version of the Rift. It’s a self-contained VR system, providing untethered VR capabilities.

Despite the lower price, the Go has a higher resolution display than the Rift. The Go features a 2560x1440 “Fast-switch” LCD display, which is a bump up from the 2160x1200 combined resolution of the two OLED displays in the Rift. Fast-Switch likely means a higher refresh rate, but no specifications have been announced yet to see how it compared to the 90 Hz of the Rift. Oculus is also promoting the optical lenses are new and improved for the Go, offering a wider field of view and less glare. The LCD display and new lenses should help with the screen door effect that is present on VR headsets, but we’re still a long way from having the processing power to remove this completely.



Oculus Go also includes integrated spatial audio, which is one of the big features Oculus promoted on the Rift when it launched. The speakers are built-in to the sides of the headset, so no extra equipment is necessary. They have had the courage though to add a 3.5mm headphone jack, if you want to listen privately.

Go and Gear are "binary compatible" so any apps that work on Gear, should work on Go. It's helpful to have an ecosystem when you're launching a new product.

The new headset is made of a new breathable cloth, for improved comfort, and the Go can be used with glasses.



Unlike the Rift, the untethered nature of the Go means that it won’t have the full tracking capabilities, but that can be a benefit as well since not everyone has a dedicated location they can leverage VR. At the outset, the Go seems like a well priced, capable VR headset, and although it won’t have the gaming potential of a full PC behind it, the capabilities of a smartphone SoC have been improving dramatically over the years. Unfortunately Facebook / Oculus hasn’t announced what is actually powering the Go, so we’ll have to wait and see how much performance they can get for $199. Tomshardware is reporting it's a Snapdragon 821

zmogus kurio verta paklausyt apie VR jo idejas ir ateiti

Rift Core 2.0 su nauju dashu

naujas kartos Oculus VR vadinamas Project Santa Cruz su belaidziu VR ir naujais valdikliais

sitas gali jau pasirodyt kitais metais galbut irgi. na arba 2019. 

jei tai prievers dabartinius VR pigti tai valio bendrai mes tik islosiam is viso to

..tuo metu kinijoj .. Primax 8k

Before we go any further, yes, the 7,680 x 2,160 resolution here isn't the "8K" you're thinking of (that's 7,680 x 4,320, twice as many pixels), and some went as far as accusing the company of misleading people with the product name. Pimax argues that the "8K" here is to highlight the much higher horizontal resolution which, to be fair, is an industry first. A more accurate way to describe this is that each eye is looking at a 4K (3,840 x 2,160) panel with a 90 Hz refresh rate inside the headset, and if you ask me, this sounds just as impressive in today's market. Maybe "Pimax 4K Duo" would be less controversial?

Speaking of display panels, unlike the PlayStation VR, the HTC Vive and the Oculus Rift, the Pimax 8K uses CLPL or "customized low persistence liquid" panels instead of OLED. Pimax claims that with CLPL it has "completely eliminated ghosting and improved brightness" (presumably a comparison to traditional LCD). CLPL and OLED apparently only have some minor differences in terms of contrast and color temperature, but the former can achieve a higher pixel density for the same cost. It's unclear what sub-pixel arrangement has been applied to this CLPL technology, but I'll update here if I hear back from Pimax about this. Update: Pimax confirmed that CLPL uses RGB sub-pixel arrangement, which is denser than PenTile as used on the Vive and the Rift.

 

$199 Standalone , Q1 2018

 

Key points:

• Launching Q1 2018
• Doesn't require tethering to PC or mobile device
• 'Sweet spot' between high-end PC headsets and mobile solutions
• It's white

Edit: More info/specs...

• Super-lightweight design
• Self-contained PC for power
• 'Next generation' VR lenses
• WQHD 2560X1440 LCD display
• Spatial audio

 

kaip ir buvo tiketasi tai visiskai standalone daiktas kurio nereikia jungti prie nieko. tai bus tarpinis VR tarp mobile VR ir hi end pc VR.

reiktu suprast kad prie PC sito VR nepajungsi ir nepasinaudosi kaip PC VR. todel ir kaina tokia.  Facebook VR ?? 

siek tiek rumor apie specus 

• uses Next Gen VR optics (New lenses WQHD 2560x1440 - single planel)
• uses LCD (full RGB) with screen switching/shutter being faster than what LCD's has traditionally had.
• Android based
• integrated Spacial audio (theres a headphone jack too)
• wi-fi only (allows for full software stack control)
• Glasses friendly
• no positional tracking for headset or controllers

Mobile chip is rumoured to be Snapdragon 821.

 

zmones sako kaip Palmer norejo. kad visai ne. Plameris norejo pigaus  VR PC geimeriam. o ne kazkokio android VR kuriam reikes kurt app kad naudotis.