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HTC has announced its newest gaming virtual reality headset for the PC – the Vive Pro 2. More than three years after the Vive Pro's release, the company revealed the specifications and price point for the 2021 successor, and the details are very impressive on paper. The Vive Pro 2 will display at 5K resolution (2448 x 2448 pixels per eye, which adds up to 4896 x 2448), with a "beautifully fluid" refresh rate of 120Hz and a field of view of 120 degrees. Paul Heran/HTC HTC claims that the upgrades from the previous model will 'virtually eliminate' the immersion-breaking screen door effect a...

Ethiopian PM counts cost of mobile money restriction - Mobile World Live 12 MAY 2021 Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed lauded the launch of a mobile money platform by Ethio Telecom, as he reportedly pinned the cost of not including permission to provide similar products within new telecoms licences at $500 million. Reporting from the launch of the Telebirr mobile money platform, media outlets including Bloomberg and Reuters cited comments from the politician on the subject. He noted the issue of new entrants offering mobile money was “contentious” and had come at a “high cost�...

HTC hosted its ViveCon 2021 virtual event yesterday. The key reveals at the event were of two new virtual reality headsets. It showcased the Vive Pro 2 targeting consumer PC VR, as well as the Vive Focus 3 with an AiO design for businesses. Both headsets offer a 5K resolution and a 120° FOV as standard, but the PC gaming focussed Vive Pro 2 has a faster refresh rate of 120Hz (vs 90 Hz for the Vive Focus 3). HTC promises "next level VR" with the new Vive Pro 2. Providing 2.5K pixels to each eye at a fluid 120Hz, using a fast switching panel with RGB sub-pixels is claimed to deliver "crystal c...

Share It’s been a big week for virtual reality (VR) hardware announcements thanks to HTC Vive’s very first ViveCon 2021 event. The all-in-one Vive Focus 3 was finally unveiled after much teasing whilst the big surprise was the Vive Pro 2, HTC new flagship PC headset. While both devices have plenty of tech built-in one thing they don’t have is eye-tracking which will be made available later in the year as an addon. Eye-tracking will come by way of Chinese company 7invensun whose technology V RFocus has previously come across in Pimax and other headsets. 7invensun’s involvement wasn’...

If we go by Counterpoint Research numbers, Oculus captured around 53 percent of the mixed reality market in 2020, thanks in no small part to the popularity...