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HTC Vive Focus Plus will launch this April for an eye-watering price

HTC Vive Focus Plus will launch this April for an eye-watering price

Posted on March 26, 2019 By Jarvis

The Plus will offer controllers with six degrees of freedom

Last November, when HTC announced its standalone Vive Focus headset was coming to the West, we said that a better one was coming.

Well, a better one cometh: HTC has confirmed it’s launching the new Vive Focus Plus on 15 April. The Plus comes with updated controllers, better lenses, an updated headset – and a $799 price tag. Ouch.
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Wearables Tags:headset, HTC, HTC Vive, vive, Vive Focus Plus, VR

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