VR Question

[Captain N]

Oddly, I've seen nothing about any other headset (of any use) being developed at all.

LG is working on a SteamVR-based one. No word on exact price or release date but the specs sound similar to Vive, with only slight improvements. (Relevant to Elite: It doesn't use fresnel lenses! So no god-rays.)

I think Microsoft is doing some VR things too (with their own platform)

 

[Frank]

I tried the DK2 first, which had some adjustment lenses to correct your sight. The CV1 has nothing, so if you're short sighted, you have to wear glasses, but that brings another problem. when you lift the headset to see your keyboard or monitor, your glasses go with it, so you can't see what you want in focus. It's a right pain.

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i don't think so. I only bought my CV1 just a few weeks ago. Has something changed since then?

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I had it set like that after taking advice from the good people in the VR forum, but it's still not good enough compared with a 4k monitor. I'm not saying that it should be as good, but I do think it's not good enough.

I don't know if these people are new to you, but I'll put the link here anyway..
http://vr-lens-lab.com

If course you will still have the problem of being without glasses when you lift your headset, but it might make the experience of VR slightly more pleasant.