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The Telegraph is reporting that the Vive virtual reality headset will be ready for preorder on February (yes, 2016 is a leap year!). There is no word on the cost but popular speculation is that it will be about the same as the Oculus Rift at $600.
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it has a camera on the front so you can see outside if you need to or even a AR solution.
Its 12 foot playable walk around space AND more accurate for controls that Oculus is.
I will say though I will be completely floored and stunned if it costs even the same as Oculus I predict about 50% more
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I see
they are always selling out. why does oculus continue to always sell out of headsets?
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2015
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where did you get your numbers from? from your......
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might I suggest doing some research?
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and yes...DK versions DO matter, as well as GearVR
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Many here are making things up using ZERO data points at all...zero zip nada nothing. I have > 0 as in more data points than nothing.
So I could be wrong and they could be right but at this time its bizzare to think given the history of Oculus sales that they would go online thinking they will get no more than 10 pre-orders. even suggesting that makes me think one is just trolling
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No worries though that is why companies like this always get raided by the big dogs. Someone will come in to solve their money issue, before they realize what happened Amazon or Sony or EA or someone will own them, cut the quality, use cheaper materials, obliterate the customer service and be dropping these headsets on the market at the $300 price point.
2. how is it physically possible to have a 'inventory surplus' without any orders in place?
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They have orders too many orders to fill, they will go find an investor like you see on the Shark Tank to fill the purchase orders. Next thing that investor owns the majority of the company and sells it out from under them.
are these two situations the same and both should be called 'having inventory issues'
1. Demand is 1 billion, supply is .8 billion
2. Demand is 30 supply is 20.
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Also they dont have too many to fill, noone has paid for it yet and there are plenty of people holding off to see what the Vive is priced at or just holding a spot "just incase". They recently just killed off a bunch of ebay sales because people as usual are trying to scalp like they do with a new console.
As others have said the Vive is technically superior when it comes to tracking due to the lighthouse design and the camera for the chaperon system. Outside of that the HMDs screens and whatnot will be very close to one another in terms of specs. Price will likely be the same or more, but at the same price or lower if you dont care about the exclusives for the rift the Vive is the more complete experience of the 2.
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SEANMCAD said:
they sell out
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Well said! Agree 100%!
Vive is arguably the smallest kid on the block. Oculus is backed by Facebook's massive wallet and advertising machine, whereas Sony have a captive market in the PS4 players.
The fact that Vive haven't announced a price yet probably means they're watching Oculus's opening moves very closely, as well as watching public reaction like a hawk. How long will they hold back on that price announcement ?
zanfire said:
They only "sold out" of the march orders which for all we know was a couple thousand.
wait what? I am been looking forward to getting a number. where did you get that info? could you please link it I am not saying that to be a ___ it just sounds like you heard something specific, please share
Like i said "for all we know" is nothing definitive. The only thing that was definitive was that the only thing that sold out was march orders which is still odd to me they are selling in waves like this. They also did give away what was around 6,000 iirc to backers who would be getting first wave. That alone could have been a large chunk. I think if they sold hundreds of thousands they would have been bragging about the numbers right away