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    What exactly is the HTC Vive? I know it has to do with VR, how is it different from Google Cardboard?
    07-18-2016 10:34 AM
  2. pkcable's Avatar
    pkcable
    The HTC Vive is a full fledge VR headset, it's MUCH more than Google cardboard or even the GearVR (GearVR being a step up from Cardboard thou). The HTC Vive is on par with the Oculus Rift, if you have heard of that. The Vive has both a headset as well as hand controllers for a more immersive experience. The Vive also, like the Oculus, requires a PC with some pretty beefy specs. (your basic home PC, or business class PC will not do, although most gaming systems will work, or might just need a small upgrade). Anyways here's a good blog about it......\


    Everything you need to know about HTC Vive | VRHeads
  3. pkcable's Avatar
    pkcable
    The HTC Vive is a full fledge VR headset, it's MUCH more than Google cardboard or even the GearVR (GearVR being a step up from Cardboard thou). The HTC Vive is on par with the Oculus Rift, if you have heard of that. The Vive has both a headset as well as hand controllers for a more immersive experience. The Vive also, like the Oculus, requires a PC with some pretty beefy specs. (your basic home PC, or business class PC will not do, although most gaming systems will work, or might just need a small upgrade). Anyways here's a good blog about it......\


    Everything you need to know about HTC Vive | VRHeads
    07-18-2016 01:31 PM
  4. badelhas's Avatar
    badelhas
    Originally Posted by pkcable
    The HTC Vive is a full fledge VR headset, it's MUCH more than Google cardboard or even the GearVR (GearVR being a step up from Cardboard thou). The HTC Vive is on par with the Oculus Rift, if you have heard of that. The Vive has both a headset as well as hand controllers for a more immersive experience. The Vive also, like the Oculus, requires a PC with some pretty beefy specs. (your basic home PC, or business class PC will not do, although most gaming systems will work, or might just need a small upgrade). Anyways here's a good blog about it......\


    Everything you need to know about HTC Vive | VRHeads
    Are you thinking about buying one?
    07-29-2016 01:58 AM
  5. pkcable's Avatar
    pkcable
    Originally Posted by badelhas
    Are you thinking about buying one?
    YES, but unfortunately I am an iMac owner so I have a problem there.
    07-29-2016 09:05 AM
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