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Valve says it is committed to the Steam Deck, has a "road map"
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What about Deckard though?
I'm tired of companies building expensive headsets with processors built into them. It makes no sense. They're too heavy, uncomfortable, and inefficient. Just stream the video. Whether it's from a local machine or over the internet, I don't care.
The Index weights more than the Quest...
No one was talking about either of those...
You might be looking for this headset then (still expensive though): https://youtu.be/mieWJ9vupqw?si=E-Jdp3MCQ1xyzUjB
I did say "stream", as in wireless. Maybe with a pocket-pack. Preferably with inside out tracking. But thank you.
Where's muh affordable wireless VR headset with no base stations... Tyler McVicker promised!
stay a while and listen