#spacial computing

[virtual-reality-dimensions]

Windows Virtual Reality Interface is Here

As well as compatible headsets from HP, Acer, ASUS, and Dell. 

It doesn’t look quite as polished as the SteamVR Home platform, but I like where they are headed.

As for hardware that works on the platform, both HP ($329.99) and Acer ($299.99) just shipped their own dev kits (as well as ASUS and Dell) that share essentially the exact same technical specifications. According to the product listings they each feature:

Both lenses are 1440 x 1440 bringing the full resolution to 2880×1440 combined,

2.89” diagonal display size (x2),

Two cameras embedded on the front for inside-out positional tracking,

95-degree horizontal field of view,

Up to 90Hz refresh rate,

Front-hinged display, similar to the PSVR,

Built in mic and audio jack for headphones,

Single cable with HDMI 2.0 and USB 3.0 connectivity points,

Four meter-long cable.

Read More: https://uploadvr.com/impressions-hp-windows-vr-headset-dev-kit/

[pratsdigital]

How Spatial Computing Is Changing the Way We Interact with Technology

If you’ve been following tech trends lately, you’ve probably heard the term spatial computing popping up everywhere from Apple’s Vision Pro to AR-powered design tools and even digital twins used in architecture. But what exactly is spatial computing, and how is it changing the way we interact with technology? Let’s explore this shift step by step not in tech jargon, but in a way that actually…

[joebustillos]

Apple Store Pilgrimages Aren’t What They Used To Be

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