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1 week ago | global.techradar.com | Jouri Altorf |Hamish Hector

Bijna zes jaar na de lancering van de Valve Index lijkt het Steam-team zich klaar te maken om eindelijk te beginnen met de langverwachte opvolger, als we de nieuwe geruchten mogen geloven. De headset, die in eerdere lekken werd aangeduid met de codenaam Valve Deckard, werd oorspronkelijk verwacht in eind 2025, maar de details waren schaars. De geruchten waren dan ook dat de release mogelijk vertraging had opgelopen.

2 weeks ago | techradar.com | Hamish Hector

Valve is reportedly ramping up facial interface productionThese parts are essential for VR wearables, suggesting that Valve Deckard is coming soonValve's move could also be teasing future VR headsets beyond DeckardNearly six years since the launch of the smash hit Valve Index, it appears the Steam team is gearing up to start making the long-awaited standalone sequel according to new rumors.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Hamish Hector

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2 weeks ago | techradar.com | Hamish Hector

Pico just debuted waist trackers that work just like its feet trackersIt's out now for £39.99 (around $50 / AU$85)When we reviewed the Pico 4 Ultra, its motion trackers were the headset's best featurePico has just announced an upgrade to its best VR headset feature: a new motion tracker for your waist, and yet again, I’m left wishing my Meta Quest 3 could get this upgrade, too. When I tested the Pico 4 Ultra last year, its best feature was the pair of motion trackers you could buy as an add-on.

2 weeks ago | techradar.com | Hamish Hector

Some days you want a VR game for your Meta Quest 3 that’s bursting with high-octane action, with epic fight scenes and a pumping soundtrack that makes you feel like you’ve been dumped headset-first into a John Wickmovie. Other days, though, you just want to kick back with your headset; and when you do, Train Sim World VR: New York could be just what you’re looking for.