Oculus VR Announces the $199 Oculus Go VR HMD

[StyM]

https://www.techpowerup.com/237784/o...ulus-go-vr-hmd

In addition to slashing the price of Oculus Rift HMD Set down to USD $399, Oculus VR announced a new standalone VR headset for the masses, the Oculus Go, which at USD $199, is significantly cheaper than the Oculus Rift, while not being that much costlier than the $129 Samsung Gear VR. Oculus Go lacks the fully-tracked motion sensors or inside-out tracking of the Oculus Rift, which helps keep its price down. It retains the essentials, including a 2560 x 1440 pixels display resolution, new lenses, and 3D spatial audio built into the headset. Oculus VR plans to put Go in the hands of developers by November 2017, with mass-production expected to begin shortly after, and retail availability some time in 2018.

[zanzabar]

will that even be useful? can you hook it up to a computer even though it is stand alone?

[swiftex]

Amazing price if that hardware can get you in the game...