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Share When virtual reality (VR) started to become a consumer product in 2016 it was really a two-horse race between Oculus and HTC, both with PC-powered headsets. The landscape has dramatically changed since then with the rise of standalone headsets, Facebook’s dominance and HTC Vive struggling when it comes to the consumer market. But that could very well change with a new Vive all-in-one (AIO) device said to be on its way in 2021. As the years have progressed HTC Vive has concentrated more and more on the enterprise market, as demonstrated by software services like Vive XR Suite and Vive ...

Share Deals on virtual reality (VR) hardware are few and far between, some devices like Valve Index never have an offer on whilst the PlayStation VR, for example, will get the occasional bundle. Today, HTC has rolled out a couple of deals for its Vive Cosmos series, knocking a sizeable £120 GBP off the regular price. Vive Cosmos For those after hassle-free PC VR gaming with no sensors to setup then the standard Vive Cosmos has been reduced from £699 down to £579. The headset features a combined resolution of 2880×1770 (1440×1700 per-eye) using an LCD display, inside-out tracking from its...

Share Unlike its forebear, the Vive Cosmos had a very shaky start in 2019, never rising to the same heights whilst struggling against rivals Oculus Rift S and Valve Index. But HTC Vive has continued to roll out improvements for the headset, the latest arriving this week, unlocking more PC performance. Vive Cosmos has received several updates to ensure a smooth virtual reality (VR) experience such as an upgrade to DirectX 12 for NVIDIA GPUs which the company claim: “gives your computer’s CPU an average of 15-20% improvement.” Latency is always a concern when it comes to VR, if it’s poo...