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Frames -> Glasses -> new VR headset?
PS: Whatever you call it, please Steam Controller 2, it's been too long 🥲
High Index Lenses -> Valve Index.
You might be right.
Maybe a self-hosted gaming computer rack via which one Steam Links to Steam Decks around the house, give them a lot more compute capability. :-)
Mech frame just loaded to the tits with GPUs
Steam port for IBM mainframes confirmed?!??!!!??!!?!!!??
I hope you are right.
I'm sure a new VR headset would still use the Index name. AR glasses maybe, but I doubt it.
I'm personally speculating something like xr glasses with game streaming ability and the ability to connect to some kind of controller.
Agreed.
But I get a strong feeling it is going to be all-in-one like the Quest. Computer and Battery are on the headset.
Deck Verified to now extend to VR titles through this new device. Frame Verified.
I wish. I like the idea of a standalone headset but I'm not exactly thrilled to give Meta any money...
Valve have had prototype schematics leak a few times for their standalone headset. Internal development name for it is Deckard.
Hmmm. I was thinking since sort of flat screen that masquerades as a picture frame. Maybe an AIO device for game streaming.