@deletedpimaxrep1,
> It looks like the HTC Vive is about to get a big visual update.
Seems to suggest that some form of update to Vive’s display resolution ¿maybe 4K? ¿8K?
Points to a January 8th reveal, which is the day that Vive hosts its CES 2018 press conference.
Yeah, this is cool news. CES will set the bar pretty high(res) for 2018.
thats great! the more competition the better!
CES 2018 is gonna be all about VR. Honestly i don’t give a f**k about others technologies not VR-RELATED. All i care and i will care from now on is VR/AR.
Ready to order, just need to know when, LOL.
I’ll even take 4Kx2 and stow it away until a GPU can handle it in Elite/DCS.
Hell nah, it will be 2k per eye at best. I hope Im wrong but I doubt it.
I’ll bet it’s sporting those new Samsung displays that have been pesting about
If HTC go and release a small upgrade like 1600p displays to match the oddysey their a bunch of fuckin idiots
This is why I hope Pimax succeed with a solid product. You have these two giants who think they own the market and can drip feed us any crap they want
HTC was nothing but a no name cell phone manufacturer 2 years ago. Facebook is Facebook. We need a specialist making this stuff
I’m pretty sure that’s exactly what’s going to happen. Luckily we have Pimax
HTC was top of the line in cell phones 10 years ago. They are not a no-name, not even slightly. Before Iphone crap HTC was it.
I know I brought two of them and they lasted a few months 
According to their teaser it looks more like a lense upgrade. The new valve lenses most likely with a small bump in resolution
We will see how “small” is the bump.
As @Davobkk said, i think this is more of a display of the improved lenses, which makes the display focused and not blurry in ALL parts of the lens. I HOPE this is the same kind of lenses that pimax are using, since both are from valve…right? pimax took a bit of lens help from valve, true or am i talking out of my butt?
Completely talking out your butt… The lenses Valve is licensing support a field of view between 85 and 120 degrees.
To me it looks like FOV-eated technology is all about . I can’t see any figures in that picture , just a date and a fov-eated image.
Nobody knows. They could have made some breakthroughs in rendering.
Hopefully LG will reveal something too
Find out in 2 days 
