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HTC reveals the Vice XR Elite at CES 2023 HTC reveals the Vice XR Elite at CES 2023 FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are the owner of the content and do not want us to publish your materials, please contact us by email – [email protected].…

Years after unofficially exiting the consumer VR space in favor of enterprise products, HTC has returned with its first standalone headset for consumers. The Vive XR Elite is a $1,100 flagship for VR and passthrough mixed reality (MR). Although that pushes it far past the price range of the $400 Meta Quest 2, HTC’s product compares more favorably on paper with the pricey Meta Quest Pro. The Vive XR Elite has a 4K display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a 110-degree field of view (FOV). It includes four wide-FOV cameras,…

CES 2023 Day 3 is still packed with some major announcements -- and here are the biggest innovations announced. CES 2023 Day 3 is still packed with some major announcements -- and here are the biggest innovations announced. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their…

A new standalone competitor arrives soon HTC has revealed its new standalone virtual reality headset, the Vive XR Elite. It’s able to handle both virtual and augmented reality, and comes in at a price tag of $1,099. Pre-orders went live today on sites like Amazon, where you can check out the specifications for this new headset. HTC’s new set looks to compete with the likes of the Meta Quest, an extremely popular headset that’s also cut out the cables. This headset looks aimed to do many of the same things you’d expect…

The Vive XR Elite has one seriously cool party trick. Debuted at CES 2023, the latest headset from HTC is its first attempt at combining a high-end VR headset with AR technology. But more than that, within seconds, it can convert from a strapped-on headset to its much lighter glasses form. Just remove the battery cradle that straps to the back of your head, and you’re left with a pair of lightweight XR glasses that weighs just 0.53 pounds. But beyond that admittedly cool feature, it’s not hard not to size up the…

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Image Source : PIXABAY VR Headset High Tech Computer Corporation (HTC), a Taiwanese consumer electronics company has planned to introduce a new lightweight flagship augmented reality (AR) headset which will be displayed next year at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023, which will compete with Meta Quest. The company is reportedly not planning to unveil full details…

On a brisk November afternoon, a company called Holoride picked me up from Gizmodo’s Midtown Manhattan office in a new, metallic-blue Audi SUV. Holoride’s CEO Nils Wollny stepped out, well-coiffed and wearing a t-shirt branded with the word “Motorverse.” Grinning, he beckoned me into the car. “Are you ready?” he asked in a baritone German accent. I got in and buckled my seat belt, ready for a preview of an extremely specific vision of the future. If you follow tech news, you’ve heard that Mark Zuckerberg pivoted his…

According to The Verge, which was provided with a render of the new hardware, HTC is planning to reveal yet another consumer-focused virtual reality and augmented reality headset at CES 2023 next month, with features that will potentially rival the recently-announced Meta Quest Pro, including full-color passthrough video.Although the full announcement and reveal is still a few weeks away, HTC teased some early details about the unannounced hardware to The Verge. Like the Meta Quest Pro and older Quest models, the headset…

HTC has big plans for CES, which include revealing an all-in-one headset with virtual reality and augmented reality support. The company will formally show off the seemingly small and light headset for the first time on January 5th, but it provided The Verge with a render that shows a goggles-style design. The device, for which HTC has yet to announce a name, appears to have front- and side-facing cameras. Those cameras will be a key part of HTC's plan to deliver a full-color passthrough video feed. As with the and the ,…