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Oculus Link Cable Don't leave any games lying around with the Oculus Link. A high-speed fiber optic cable that connects your gaming PC to an Oculus Quest all-in-one headset. Both flexible and lightweight, this cable will make you want to test hundreds of titles from the action-packed Oculus Rift library. Oculus Quest protective case Protection to take your Oculus Quest everywhere with you. The shaped lining keeps your headset and accessories in place for perfect stability and balance. The lightweight and practical outer shell provides effective protection while on the move. Get the most out of your Oculus Quest with accessory ideas The Oculus Quest headset is an amazing device. Offering a 6-DOF virtual reality experience, no computer required, the best standalone for mainstream consumers today. As you can use it everywhere you’ll have to upgrade your stuff to maintain your headset in perfect condition! That’s why, some stores are selling a full range of Oculus Que...

Following the Vive and Vive Pro headset, the Vive Cosmos accessories aims to stand out for its comfort and ease of use. Like an Oculus Rift S, it is equipped with an inside-out motion detection system, i.e. it does not need external sensors to locate itself in space and can detect the precise positi on of its controllers itself thanks to its 6 integrated cameras, unlike the previous VR Vive and Vive Pro headsets which require at least two Lighthouse beacons to operate. This significantly simplifies installation and commissioning. HTC obviously intends to offer even better image quality thanks in particular to an increase in display definition combined with new, brighter lenses. Secure position on the head First of all, it is indeed the ergonomics and comfort that must be addressed. The Cosmos is equipped with a new roll bar directly inspired by the PlayStation VR roll bar. It rests on the top of the forehead and extends to the base of the skull, so as to better distribute the m...

The Chinese manufacturer Pimax announces a new VR headset: the Pimax 8K X, offering a native definition of 4K per screen. This new device will be delivered to Kickstarter contributors just before Christmas... The Pimax 8K , priced at $900, is equipped with two 3840×2160 CLPL panels that make it the first 8K VR headset on the market. However, the technical limitations of its design limit the display to 2460×1440 per screen and software upscaling is required to achieve maximum definition. Today, Pimax announces the launch of the Pimax 8K X. This new model offers a native rendering of 3840×2160 per screen with a refresh rate of 75Hz. The 8K definition is therefore reached. On the other hand, it will be necessary to use upscaling to achieve a refresh rate of 90Hz. The integrated upscaler also benefits from a completely new algorithm. The headset also benefits from a new panel technology, offering superior contrast and deeper colors through the use of LCD and RGB. The 170 degre...