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Google’s giving away Star Wars Cardboard VR headsets

Google’s giving away Star Wars Cardboard VR headsets

Posted on December 13, 2015February 25, 2020 By Jarvis

The same Google Cardboard VR headsets you may have seen last week at Verizon are now up for the taking online. Google must have gotten a friendly batch of the headsets from Verizon in their team-up deal for the VR experience, which incidentally is hosted on the official Star Wars app for Android devices on the Google Play app store. These headsets are made from cardboard, metal, and velcro, and they look super spiffy.
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