Valve Index 2 (codenamed Deckard) Standalone

ShiWarrior

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interesting this, I'm actually thinking of buying this instead of the next Oculus




Latest specs (posted 5 days ago) Leaked :




  • 2k/4k per eye, Micro OLED panels. They might be rotated to allow wider FOV
  • New Qualcomm, custom made chip in the frunk for standalone capabilities
  • Headstrap is swappable, if you want WiGig or a higher end computing unit
  • AR capabilities
  • Might release sooner than later, manufacturing facilities for the lenses and display are ready
  • Evidence in the software that it can be used with the Steam Deck to split rendering
    • There's also mention of a "tablet"

    • It could be used with their supposedly future console
  • Varifocal lenses confirmed, apparently with support for an OpenXR option that communicates depth for objects
  • Updated controllers with the same joysticks as the Steam Deck, no more drifting
    • Updated sensors for finger tracking



 
yeah
i think with the index iirc, you can adjust the strap by moving a thing you pull out and notch it up or down to the next one ? controllers look the same design with built in straps

trackpads on VR controllers don't work
and yes the meta quest controllers are the benchmark and everyone copies it lol
 
The problem is, all my friends have meta headsets , so what's the point of me changing to another ? I did that with the pico 4 and it was much harder to organise a game together

@Unseul and @Ravenger and co. will tell you

Was nice to get back to the same software and the fact they have a lot more games than others, they have the upper hand in the vr world
 
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