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As we reach the second half of 2023, what are some of the supposed releases, or news you're looking forward to?

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[โ€“] poVoq 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

The HTC Vive Pro can be retrofitted with eye-tracking and has decent OLED screens. But the real problem is that there is very limited software support for eye-tracking on the SteamVR side and that will probably only change once Valve releases something new with eye-tracking support.

[โ€“] nodiet@feddit.de 2 points 1 year ago

I wasn't aware that the vive pro has OLED displays. Really sucks that the pro 2 doesn't, I would want a higher resolution than the vive pro