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Oculus Quest 2

Oculus has revealed a new and improved version of their popular VR headset. The Oculus Quest 2 is lighter than its predecessor, offers higher AI capability and 6GB of RAM, and a lower price point that starts at just $299. It now also offers a resolution of 1832 x 1920 per eye, for even more realistic visuals, a better processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chipset), and support for 90 Hz. The all-new Quest 2 is now available for pre-order, and ships with new Touch controllers and has both built-in hand-tracking and a built-in IPD adjustment mechanism. watch the video below



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Omni One VR Treadmill - Image

Omni One VR Treadmill

Virtual reality startup Virtuix has developed the gaming-focused Omni One, an impressive VR treadmill for your home that lets players walk and run in 360 degrees inside video games. The contraption promises to take your gaming to the next level, once you strapped yourself in, you can move your in-game character by physically walking, running, or jumping. The elaborate full-body controller even lets you kneel and crouch in place, and supports 360-degree movement. Omn...
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PRODRIVE RACING SIMULATOR

Legendary car designer Ian Callum collaborates with race car maker Prodrive to create what is arguably the most stunning racing simulator out there. The result is a racing sim setup that looks like a work of art. The stunning hollow structure is made of 16-layers of birch wood and is finished in gloss black, surrounding a floating carbon monocoque housing. It is equipped with a Cobra Nogaro Street seat to offer utmost comfort during long virtual racing sessions, a c...
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8BitDo FlipPad

The 8BitDo FlipPad turns a smartphone into a compact vertical handheld without adding the bulk of a full-size controller. It connects directly through USB-C and folds down beneath the phone, placing a physical D-pad and ABXY buttons within easy reach for retro games and controller-supported mobile titles. Its folding design is the clever part. The controls can be flipped open when you need to answer a call or message without unplugging the controller, then dr...
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