HTC Vive Cosmos

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HTC Vive Cosmos
The Next Generation of HTC Vive Cosmos Virtual Reality
The HTC Vive Cosmos is a virtual reality headset that doesn't require external laser motion sensors. This makes them much simpler to use almost anywhere. The virtual reality headset has a total of six integrated cameras that take care of spatial orientation. The HTC Vive Cosmos targets beginners and users who have never purchased a VR headset before. At the same time, it will also bring a great experience to fans who already have some experience with virtual reality.
Easy to Plug In
Jump straight into the game
Tilting Visor
Quick transition to reality
Integrated Sensing
Directly in VR goggles
HTC Vive Cosmos Brings a Host of New Technologies
What does HTC promise for the new Vive Cosmos VR goggles? For one thing, it's an all-new display with minimised dark transitions between pixels, which is a big problem with first-generation VR headsets. Also worth noting is the very solid 2880×1700 pixel display resolution. Along with this all comes a revamped position and motion tracking system, giving HTC precision tracking, gesture control, and 6DOF.
A Better VR Ecosystem
HTC intends to focus heavily on content as well. In fact, it's preparing a subscription virtual reality app from the Viveport store called Infinity, as well as a yet-secretive virtual environment called the Vive Reality System.

HTC Vive Cosmos Tilting Visor
An interesting new feature is a tilting visor with a display, which allows you to take care of everything you need to do and then get back to reality quickly and easily. The head bridge itself has also been redesigned using a simple hoop. This also results in a lighter headset than previous models, and the resulting weight of just 651 grams puts the HTC Vive Cosmos at the top of this brand's product range.
Two Controllers
The all-new controllers are designed for ergonomic control of games and apps. In addition to a modern design and attractive backlighting, they offer a new layout of the controls, i.e. buttons and joystick. The controllers are of course completely wireless.

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Specifications
Usage
Usage
For PC
Imaging capabilities
Refresh rate
90 Hz
Resolution per eye
1440 × 1700 px
Total resolution
QHD 2880 × 1700 px
Features
Features
Microphone
Connection
USB-A, DisplayPort
Field of vision
110 °
Sensors
Gyroscope, G-sensor
part of the package
Controller
Colour
Blue
PC HW requirements
PC graphics card
AMD Radeon R9 290, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
PC operating system
Windows XP - Windows 10
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The High Tech Computer Corporation, better known as HTC, is one of the most successful technology companies in the world. It was founded in Taiwan in 1997 by 3 partners, all of whom still work there today. The company originally focused on PDA and MDA devices, which situated it well to take advantage of the growing popularity of smartphones. Today, HTC operates worldwide, with roughly 5,500 employees. Its ONE series of smartphones, as well as the budget Desire line are among the most popular and beloved smartphones in the world.
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