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I'd be interested to see a GAF poll on assumed cost for PSVR.
< $400
> $400
< $400
> $400
I am thinking $400 with the PS camera.I'd be interested to see a GAF poll on assumed cost for PSVR.
< $400
> $400
I don't suppose they could build the box into the headset 2.0 instead of the PS4 slim? Then they don't have to worry about different PS4's needing the box. But power would be an issue, it's probably not realistic with the tech we have now.
Agreed, though I expect a game to be included as well (No Man's Sky, GTSport). Bundling a game will help justify the cost, and boost early adopters, especially if its a high profile game.I am thinking $400 with the PS camera.
$350 without.
Motion sensors more precise than what's in the mobile.The Samsung Gear VR is already $100 to start with, and that's like an empty shell of a headset with no sensors or video display.
What about these things and people with glasses?
The headset itself felt refined in a way that only a company like Sony can deliver. Everything felt comfortable, futuristic, neatly designed, from the way the headset slipped onto your head and tightened with a dial built into the back of the headband, to the ability to pull the 5.7-inch OLED display away from or against your face while playing.
What about these things and people with glasses?
I'd be interested to see a GAF poll on assumed cost for PSVR.
< $400
> $400
Sony hasn't disclosed what the packaging or contents will be as of now so I wouldn't assume it doesn't come with HDMI and all that.
Actually, upon second look, the length of the cable leading form the headset to the "box" isn't all that long. I expect the box will be pulled out close to the user when in use, and the cable leading from the back of the box will provide the extension needed to reach the console.... Unless they want everyone to be balls deep close to the console when they play VR.
I'd be interested to see a GAF poll on assumed cost for PSVR.
< $400
> $400
I can't imagine them selling it for more than a PS4.
So I'm wondering... with using a Wireless HDMI connection...and Power pack for both the headset and the Box.
you should be able to carry that stuff in a backpack, and be cord free to roam around your room...as long as you are in the view of the PS Camera.
Processing Unit sitting on top of PS4 it much smaller than the Wii
The box has to be connected to the PS4 via USB as well as HDMI.
yeah I was thinking about that.....WIRELESS USB IT IS!
sooo like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and pretty much every other tech company with a decent design team?
I know of Google's cardboard but I don't think any of those companies have any experience producing these types of HMDs. Having hardware experience doesn't automatically put you on Sony's level in making quality hardware. Especially for majority software companies.sooo like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and pretty much every other tech company with a decent design team?
Hope the cables are long and not PS2 controller short.
I know of Google's cardboard but I don't think any of those companies have any experience producing these types of HMDs. Having hardware experience doesn't automatically put you on Sony's level in making quality hardware. Especially for majority software companies.
yeah I was thinking about that.....WIRELESS USB IT IS!
You'll manage.See above your post. No room for another box that size.
You'll manage.
=400$?
Any word on two players in the same living room experiences on 1 PS4?
What is in the box and how does it physically link to PS4 - usb ?
sooo like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and pretty much every other tech company with a decent design team?
I'd be interested to see a GAF poll on assumed cost for PSVR.
< $400
> $400
Why does it suck you'd need a Wii sized box in your entertainment center in addition to whatever else you have in there?
I mean I guess if I have to explain.
I don't want another box in there. I have 4 spots. One for the surround receiver, one for the cable box, one for ps4 and one for Wii U. I'm out of space, unless I cram it in with the ps4 and it already gets warm in that enclosed space.
I don't see what your problem is with the author taking note of Sony's reputation of making aesthetically pleasing hardware that stands out. I would say Apple is comparable, but Microsoft has consistently made some of the ugliest consoles, and Google's phones have been pretty bland. When you look at the PSVR headset, it looks slick and stands out. In comparison, the Occulus has always looked bulky and generic.