But it’s all about when these screens are ready for mass production, I don’t have any idea though. Several companies are working on 4k screens for VR and we now know about those Samsung screens too. But man I just can’t wait, really hoping they’re hurrying up
We already got several better solutions than it is in CV1.
DK2 was cost 340$ when it was lunched and Oculus promise affordable consumer version around 400$.
Mark Zuckerberg buy Oculus and price goes sky recket and almost double. Here in Europe CV1 is 650$.
Imagine DK2 with Note4 2560x1440 530PPI instead Note3 1920x1080 380PPI.
Tuday suck DK2 will be best VR on market with afordable price no more than 400$.
And that it is what Oculus promise in the begining and greedy Mark break it by ripping us off.
To clarifies, I’m referring on available technology alrerady available for mass production and prices.
If you check components build in any VR it is based on ordinary PCB’s you can buy individually for few bucks. There is no technology develop specially for VR purpose except Vive laser tracking.