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HTC Vive Focus Hands-on Review : The kind of standalone VR headset we need to see more of

HTC Vive Focus Hands-on Review : The kind of standalone VR headset we need to see more of

Posted on March 2, 2018July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

MWC 2018: The question is, will it launch outside of China?

Cables. That is the number one thing I hate most about the first generation of proper VR headsets. It’s always in the back of my head that I’m going to twist myself up in them or worse, trip over them. In 2018 though, the cables are out. Facebook has the Oculus Go that stands alone without wires and now the Vive Pro is able to ditch the cables too.

HTC is also venturing into the world of standalone VR with the Vive Focus. The company’s first standalone headset was unveiled in late 2017, but is currently only available to buy if you happen to live in China. There’s no news just yet when or if the rest of the world will get a play with it too, but HTC is now prepared to show it off to the rest of the world including out at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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Wearables Tags:China, facebook, headset, HTC, HTC Vive, mobile, mwc, Oculus, Oculus Go, review, vive, VR, vr headset, vr headsets

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