Oculus Quest
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Re: Oculus QuestWhat would be great is if it was possible to stream VR to Quest from a PC to a android app. That way the processing would be done on the highend machine.
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Yes it’s being worked on right now. Wireless VR is definitely the future. The sales speak volume. Less hardware in the VR headset would make them lighter and more comfortable too. I’m all for it! oli
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Thx for the video : but it's only games! I suppose that will be the same for programms ? SketchUp for example ,.. For the moment seems you can't have in the O Quest "a full screen helmet" of what is on the PC ?
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I never tried it but I think you can. Look at the promo video of VirtualDesktop on the Oculus shop: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/rift ... 622255585/ Re: Oculus Quest
Yes you can oli
Re: Oculus QuestHahaha pilou
VR is what you make it ![]() It will definitely ruin some people’s lives though. 100% certain! oli
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The best, most revolutionary thing about using VR in a workflow or gaming is the activity factor.
You are moving all the time. Even when sat down you are significantly more active than behind a PC. I sweat when gaming! You use your whole body, it’s beautifully ergonomic. When drawing it feels real, natural, human! It also makes me laugh because a whole generation of gamers have been locked indoors button bashing....they can’t compete with grown men in VR games. It’s so funny. Their bodies are weak, I love it. Tables have turned, no more 12 year old kids embarrassing you in first person shooters! I’ve been training! Lolol It actually encourages you to be fitter and stronger. When has a computer or games console ever done that? Last edited by olishea on Thu Jun 20, 2019 1:07 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Oculus QuestAnother thing that is worth considering about a VR.....
Say for example you want a nice big TV to watch movies on. 60” OLED screen costs over $2000. You can literally just buy the family a few quests; it’s cheaper and you are now looking at 50 foot cinema screens. Don’t have to fight for the best sofa and viewing angle lol I don’t think I would ever buy a large TV again. Just have a normal one for watching news etc, background TV and then use VR for all movies. This is gonna be a revolution in entertainment. oli
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Exactly! A good, large 4K TV is over $1000. A really good one is $2000-$3000. I wouldn’t buy a bigger TV, but I’d happily buy another VR for my girlfriend for films. Just a better experience and cheaper. The resolution on TVs is getting to the point where you won’t even notice the difference as it increases unless you have a 100” screen (and who is going to splash $20,000 on a TV when VR gives you a cinema experience?) oli
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