HTC released their new Vive Pro. How does it stack up to the competition and what does it say about the future of consumer VR? Plus Intel unleashes a torrent of new processors and Zipline wants to bring their drone delivery service to America.
Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Roger Chang and Lamarr Wilson.
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- Breaking News
- Quick Hits
- More Top Stories
- Intel Expands 8th Gen Core: Core i9 on Mobile, Iris Plus, Desktop, Chipsets, and vPro | anandtech
- What to expect when Spotify goes public Tuesday | tech crunch
- Zipline blood delivery drone applies for US trial | bbc
- Now California’s DMV can allow fully driverless car testing | engadget
- Mozilla Brings Firefox to Augmented and Virtual Reality | mozilla
- Discussion
- HTC Vive Pro
- HTC Vive Pro review: Better in every way, but it’s not for you | engadget
- Review: HTC’s Vive Pro is clearly the world’s best VR headset | the next web
- HTC Vive Pro review: Eye-popping VR, with a price that’s a little too real | ars technica
- HTC Vive Pro review: Virtual reality without the rough, blurry edges | pc world
- HTC Vive Pro hands-on demo — VR hits the restart button | venture beat
- HTC Vive Pro
- Thing of the Day
- Today’s Contributors
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