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HTC's new headset has leaked and it'll make you look like a bug - Vimarsana News

HTC's new headset has leaked and it'll make you look like a bug

Leaked marketing images of an unannounced HTC VR headset, the Vive Flow, were posted on Twitter by prolific leaker Evan Blass.

HTC Vive Pro and Vive Pro 2 tips: How to set up the Vive Pro an - Vimarsana News

HTC Vive Pro and Vive Pro 2 tips: How to set up the Vive Pro an

This is our guide on setting up the HTC Vive Pro and Pro 2 with tips on how to handle any issues you might have along the way.

Best VR headset – the top budget and high-end VR headsets in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Best VR headset – the top budget and high-end VR headsets in 2021

Require a VR headset for Half-Life: Alyx? From the high-end Valve Index down to the Google Cardboard, We've got you covered

HTC September sales up over 60% from August - Vimarsana News

HTC September sales up over 60% from August

Taipei, Oct. 6 (CNA) Taiwan-based smartphone brand HTC Corp., which entered the virtual reality business in recent years to broaden its product line, said Wednesday that sales in September surged more than 60 percent from a month earlier following the unveiling of its latest VR headset: HTC VIVE Pro 2.

Taiwan Business Quick Take - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Taiwan Business Quick Take - Taipei Times

EQUITIES <strong>Investors lock in profits</strong> The TAIEX closed lower yesterday as investors took advantage of an earlier rebound, pocketing profits amid lingering concerns about possible volatility in US markets, dealers said. The TAIEX closed down 67.59 points, or 0.41 percent, at 16,393.16. Turnover totaled NT$287.476 billion (US$10.28 billion), with foreign institutional investors selling a net NT$23.86 billion of shares on the main board. The bellwether electronics sector fell 0.51 percent as higher interest rates made its stocks look less attractive, while the petrochemi...