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This is Oculus Rift

This is Oculus Rift

Posted on June 12, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Today Oculus revealed the Oculus Rift – the consumer model – for release in the first quarter of 2016. This headset is the culmination of several years of testing – both in private and in public, with developers using these headsets out in the open, like no product before. This final headset is simple, easy to use, and meant to be the highest-end experience for virtual reality gaming and beyond. What’s more – this isn’t just about Oculus anymore. They’ve also partnered with Microsoft for Xbox One functionality.

The following trailer should give you an idea of what the Oculus Rift looks like. This is not the important part of this equation. What’s important is how comfortable it feels and how natural it makes your virtual reality experience seem.
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