Oculus hopes to finally take VR mainstream with the Go headset
The all-in-one device is wireless and doesn't need a phone or PC to work.
Oculus
While the momentum behind VR is still as strong as ever, the one thing holding back is the fact that it's still somewhat of a tethered experience. You either need a phone or a PC to power your headset and that only makes things more expensive.
Oculus is going to change all that with their new Go headset, a device that has everything baked in so you can have a truly wireless VR experience right out of the box. The display will be a WQHD 2560X1440 and will have breathable fabrics for comfort, their most improved lenses to date, and it works comfortably with your glasses.
$199 (early 2018), oculus.com
