sharknice
2[H]4U
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It's pretty obviously not geared at grabbing new users, but people upgrading from the original Vive.
The whole thing is pretty shitty. You have to keep everything but the HMD from your original which means your HMD is worthless to anyone except someone that broke theirs.
I thought the people saying $350 or $400 were dreaming but I didn't expect $800. Maybe $600.
For $800 I'd really expect 4k or wireless or both.
You also have to wonder what this is going to be priced at once it's bundled. Either it's going to be $1200+ which seems like it won't sell at all or it's going to be less than a grand which screws their early adopters pretty hard.
I bet they will drastically lower the price when they sell it bundled. Considering it's already way cheaper to buy the original bundled than buying the peripherals without the headset.
That's just the price you pay for being an early adopter.