Microsoft is seriously competing in the video game world as they are about to release the "Microsoft VR" headset. The Microsoft VR headset is said to have holographic capabilities and is compatible with Windows 10.
According to a report by The Verge, Microsoft is set to release their new line of the virtual reality device. This "Microsoft VR" headset will feature a tracking sensor that doesn't need the help of a camera like its competitors like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
In addition, Microsoft has partnered with several notable manufacturers like HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer. With this, Microsoft is just keeping their hands to compete against Sony and Nintendo not just on the game console, but also on other gaming accessories.
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The PC World made a review of the new "Microsoft VR" headset and it shows how unique the device is. Unlike the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, the "Microsoft VR" headset has an internal six-axis sensor that can track head position and will no longer need a specific large space for physical positioning.
The "Microsoft VR" headset is also packed with Hololens capabilities. This means that it can be tethered to a desktop PC or a laptop. The "Microsoft VR" headset will be out with a projected $300, which will be the cheapest Virtual Reality headset on the market.
As of the moment, the "Microsoft VR" headset is still in development, though the device has already been demonstrated. The "Microsoft VR" headset will still rely on a desktop computer or a laptop with a wire connection.
The Week mentioned in their report that there is still no information about the specific controller that will be used with the "Microsoft VR" headset. Even the compatibility for the Xbox One and Xbox Scorpio hasn't been confirmed yet.
There are also rumors spreading that the "Microsoft VR" headset will be released alongside with the Microsoft Xbox Scorpio. As per the Gamez Industry, the "Microsoft VR" might be bundled with the Xbox Scorpio.
