Virtual Reality Headsets have hit full-force in 2020 and are now commonly found in most serious gamers’ electronic arsenals. Quality hardware is available, game libraries are expanding, and prices are now “reasonable” for most early-adopting consumers. Interested in immersing yourself in the new virtual realty but unsure whether to leap? This list will show you … [Read More]
Apple has quietly released new AMD Vega Boot Camp Software Graphics Drivers for running Windows 10 on an iMac Pro. This is significant for mac-based virtual reality enthusiasts as the new drivers finally allow for VR on an iMac Pro without the need for a cumbersome eGPU (external graphics processing unit). After upgrading your Boot … [Read More]
Virtual Reality on a Mac is finally ready for prime time! 2019 saw an explosion of VR Ready PCs, Virtual Reality Headsets, and Windows-compatible VR Apps eagerly consumed by the early adopter market. Unfortunately, if you wanted to experience VR on a Mac, your options were fairly limited. Until the iMac Pro, hacking together a … [Read More]
The Oculus Rift Live Event is just two days away, happening on June 11, 2015. And, if you have seen the recently leaked images of what is assumed to be the retail version of the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset that were leaked on Reddit today, it is going to be awesome! According to the … [Read More]
Oculus Rift Controller Concept images have unexpectedly emerged from the Oculus website, indicating a completely wireless system supported by a comfortable ergonomic controller capable of moving the user through various virtual realities. Comprised of four simple buttons and what appears to be a touchpad for directional control, the leaked images have stoked the flames of … [Read More]
The Avegant Glyph Video Glasses just landed on crowdfunding portal Kickstarter. Employing a proprietary Virtual Retina Display (VRD), the Glyph provides a vivid high resolution user experience absent the typical screen-door pixelation issues found in current competing next generation video glasses. The Avegant Glyph was one of our favorite hands-on experiences of CES 2014, and … [Read More]
Google Glass is wearable technology in the form of hybrid computer-glasses or smart glasses. Developed by Google’s Project Glass research and development department, the smart glasses are comprised of an optical head-mounted display powered by a small frame-mounted computer possessing unit. Possessing processing power and ability similar to that of a smartphone, Google Glass can … [Read More]
Video Glasses are just beginning to receive mainstream attention. The emerging wearable computing market, in the form of smartwatches and smart glasses, has proven to developers and manufacturers that consumers no longer want to be tethered to their desks in order to retrieve and store data or to electronically communicate with friends and loved ones. … [Read More]
Smart glasses, or smartglasses, are a wearable computing device in the form of computerized eyeglasses. Early smart glasses had limited functionality and typically employed non-interactive miniature video monitors that were simply plugged into a local video source. Modern devices possess enhanced data processing functionality, similar to a smartphone or tablet, and are able to run … [Read More]
We are constantly seeking out and evaluating all smart glasses, from their origins as vaporware through production and release, attempting to determine which will be the best smart glasses available for public consumption. At this time, the market is still in its infancy and the only true smart glasses to have been officially released (albeit … [Read More]
