** TPCAST WIRLESS ADAPTER FOR OCULUS RIFT AVAILABLE TO PRE-ORDER **

[NikTheSHNIK]

TPCast have now officially started allowing us to take pre-orders for their wireless adapter for the Oculus Rift!

Check it out below!

TPCast Wireless Adapter For Oculus Rift @ £349.99 inc VAT



tpcast wireless adapter for oculus rift, without video distortion, two-way interaction, ultra low latency

only £349.99 inc vat.

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Experience something you never have in VR before! Experience total freedom. Freedom to walk and meander through a beautiful landscape, freedom to spin and turn and jump!

TPCAST Wireless Adaptor for Oculus Rift is an accessory developed specifically for Oculus Rift. It enables Oculus Rift owner and users to easily upgrade their Oculus Rift to a wireless VR HMD. With highly optimized antenna array and large bandwith, it ensures the display quality is the same as that with a cable.

Features

• Easy to Install: The TPCAST adaptor replaces the Oculus Rift cables following a straightforward and easy installation.
• High Resolution: The transmission delivers up to 2k display resolution and provides an extraordinary virtual reality experience.
• Immersive In-Game Experience: Getting rid of the Oculus Rift cables enables 360 degree of free movement.
• Long Battery Life: Battery pack provides up to 5 hours of operation.
• Extraordinary Comfort: The TPCAST wireless Receiver, attached to the Oculus Rift is very light and small.
• Near Zero Latency: The adapter adds less than 2ms latency assuring a seamless VR experience.
• Two-Way Interaction: Signals are transmitted back and forth between the PC Transmitter and Receiver.
• Broad Signal Coverage: Signals can reach up to 5 meters with a 360 degree angle.

Without Video distortion
Two-way interaction
Ultra low latency

More information to follow SOON!

HMD Receiver

Length:95mm
Width:90mm
Height:20mm
Weight:90g
Color:Black

Audio&Video Wireless Transmission Performance

Video Format:HDMI2.0
Video Resolution:2K (2160*1200)
Video Frame Rate:90Hz
Audio Format:16bit 44100 Hz
16bit 48000 Hz

Transmission Delay <2ms
Transmission Range>5m 360°
Power Consumption :4W

TPCAST HD Video Wireless Transmission Protocol

HDMI Interface :1
Standard USB Interface :1

PC Transmitter

Length:100mm
Width:60mm
Height:50mm
Weight :95g
Color:Black

Audio&Video Wireless Transmission Performance

Video Format:HDMI
Video Resolution:2K (2160*1200)
Video Frame Rate:90Hz
Audio Format:16bit 44100 Hz
16bit 48000 Hz

Transmission Delay <2ms
Transmission Range>5m 360°
Power Consumption :4W

Output: Standard DCIN Interface : 1 DC 5V 1.5A
Standard USB 2.0 Interface:1 DC 5V 1.5A
Input: Standard USB 2.0 Interface:2 DC 5V 2.1A

Battery (Standard Version)

Length:166mm
Width:58mm
Height:22mm
Weight:350g
Color:Black

Standard USB 2.0 Interface :2 DC 5V 2.1A
20000 mAh Lithium Battery Battery life >5h

Product Accessories

• Cables *3 (Video/Data Cable, HDMI Cable, Ethernet Cable )
• Router, Power Adapter
• Nylon bag, Belt
• Quick Start Guide, Warranties

 

[smilertoo]

would be nice to have but that price is insane.

 

[jonnylaris]

Any idea of when these are going to be in stock? I can't see a release date anywhere, other than some websites saying early 2018...

 

[NikTheSHNIK]

Any idea of when these are going to be in stock? I can't see a release date anywhere, other than some websites saying early 2018...

Fingers crossed we'll have them before Christmas!

 

[Wrinkly]

Having just spent £7 on a Steam Link, why are these so expensive?

 

[Ravenger]

Having just spent £7 on a Steam Link, why are these so expensive?

You need huge bandwidth with near zero latency to transmit the display from the PC to the Rift at the full 90fps.

It's a much more difficult than what the Steam link does, and if there's too much latency or the frame-rate is inconsistent you get instant nausea.

That said, it is very expensive. I'm glad it's coming out but wish it were cheaper.

 

[Wrinkly]

You need huge bandwidth with near zero latency to transmit the display from the PC to the Rift at the full 90fps.

It's a much more difficult than what the Steam link does, and if there's too much latency or the frame-rate is inconsistent you get instant nausea.

That said, it is very expensive. I'm glad it's coming out but wish it were cheaper.

We know more bandwidth is involved. We also know that no new tech is involved. So why the huge difference in price?