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"World's Best VR Glasses for Porn" exist
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A project on IndieGoGo is claiming to have the "wold's Best VR Glasses for Porn" and noise-cancelling headphones seems to be the only reason why.
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Some assembly required
Oculus Debug Tool gives us a fantastic peek at the future!!
If you're inclined to tinker with your Oculus Rift setup, there's a developer tool that will offer up a fantastic look at what's to come.
Perfect for VR
Reviews are in for NVIDIA's GTX 1070
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As we come out of Computex craziness, the first reviews for NVIDIA's new GTX 1070 graphics card have started to hit the web. And it's looking like this GPU should definitely be on your radar.
Goggles up, time to party
Here's what we're playing in VR
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There's always something new headed to our VR headsets. This is what we're playing this week!
Submerged reality
Check out the Navy's augmented reality diver's helmet
The U.S. Navy is developing a new diver's helmet with a built-in augmented reality display.
OMG Prizes!
Win all the VR Things!
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We're celebrating the launch of VRHeads.com with an amazing contest. This prize package is fantastic and has us all drooling, so keep reading to see how you can enter to win!
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Russell appears on Tech News Today
Our very own Russell Holly joined the awesome folks at TWiT on Tech News Today episode 1525. Russell talks about what impresses him most in VR, what the future could hold, and more.
VR and AR in harmony
Microsoft opens up the Windows Holographic platform
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Microsoft announced at its Computex 2016 keynote that it would open up the Windows Holographic platform to everyone. The goal is to ensure that more devices can run on top of Windows Holographic, including VR headsets like the HTC Vive.
Polaris is here
Radeon RX480 is a $199 card that lets you run VR
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AMD finally unveiled its first Polaris card at Computex 2016. With a retail price of $199, the Radeon RX 480 is designed to lower the barrier to entry for VR.
Look all around
Watch all the Super Mario games come to live in 360
Technology has evolved so quickly over the past couple of years that it's almost hard to imagine how we used to be impressed by some things years ago. Take a few minutes to check out all of the Super Mario games in a new 360-degree view, and let the memories flow.