Its a new VR-Gear that HTC and Valve is making and the development kit should be out this spring.
They promise that the consumer product will be out before the end of this year.
1200 x 1080 per eye
90 hz refresh rate
110 degrees FOV
3 ms pixel persistence
360 inside-out audio tracking
Wireless hand-tracking hardware
Headphone jacks on either ear side
Laser positioning for head position accuracy down to 1/10 degree accuracy
VR base stations for 15 x 15 feet tracking for VR world movement
Controller for each hand, allowing for interactivity within the virtual world.
Source FR3D/http://gamesided.com/2015/03/01/vive-virtual-reality-htc-valve-coming-year/
"A 1,200 by 1,080 pixel screen in front of each eye, with refresh rates of a blistering 90 frames per second."
"A gyrosensor, accelerometer, and laser position sensor combine to precisely track the rotation of your head on both axes to an accuracy of 1/10th of a degree, allowing you to look around the virtual environment naturally. Couple the headset with a pair of Steam VR base stations to track your physical location (in spaces up to 15 feet by 15 feet) – get up and walk around inisde the virtual world! "
"The Vive headset was developed in conjunction with Valve, creators of such ground-breaking games as Portal and Half-Life. HTC manufactures some of the finest consumer electronics on the planet and Valve is an unrivaled architect of virtual worlds, so you know the collaboration is something special. Vive is powered by Valve’s SteamVR so plenty of games that take advantage of its capabilities will soon be available on the Steam service. "
http://www.htcvr.com/
They promise that the consumer product will be out before the end of this year.
1200 x 1080 per eye
90 hz refresh rate
110 degrees FOV
3 ms pixel persistence
360 inside-out audio tracking
Wireless hand-tracking hardware
Headphone jacks on either ear side
Laser positioning for head position accuracy down to 1/10 degree accuracy
VR base stations for 15 x 15 feet tracking for VR world movement
Controller for each hand, allowing for interactivity within the virtual world.
Source FR3D/http://gamesided.com/2015/03/01/vive-virtual-reality-htc-valve-coming-year/
"A 1,200 by 1,080 pixel screen in front of each eye, with refresh rates of a blistering 90 frames per second."
"A gyrosensor, accelerometer, and laser position sensor combine to precisely track the rotation of your head on both axes to an accuracy of 1/10th of a degree, allowing you to look around the virtual environment naturally. Couple the headset with a pair of Steam VR base stations to track your physical location (in spaces up to 15 feet by 15 feet) – get up and walk around inisde the virtual world! "
"The Vive headset was developed in conjunction with Valve, creators of such ground-breaking games as Portal and Half-Life. HTC manufactures some of the finest consumer electronics on the planet and Valve is an unrivaled architect of virtual worlds, so you know the collaboration is something special. Vive is powered by Valve’s SteamVR so plenty of games that take advantage of its capabilities will soon be available on the Steam service. "
http://www.htcvr.com/
"Peteo" wrote:
they wont be laughing when HL3 launches with VR support exclusively for the HTC Revive
VR will only succeed if porting is complete, every big headset will have to be supported.
"ThreeDeeVision" wrote:
It has two 1200x1080 screens:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_Vive
http://www.theverge.com/2015/3/1/8127445/htc-vive-valve-vr-headset
I am betting you need a dual GPU setup to run the Vive.
I'm sure you won't, but there is potential for dual thread rendering. Wonder how they sync the OpenGL contexts though... Nvidia might shed some light... or maybe you are right = Nvidia dualcore in steambox with steamOS only!
