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thanks! never heard about them!
do I get this right, that this isn't just a VR display, but a complete, separate PC?
I was more thinking about VR replacing my monitors in some situations, but needing to sync to another PC - which will be much more underpowered than my PC.
or is the tethered version exactly what I'm looking for?
I see benefit in both tbh. Connected as a fancy monitor to your more powerful PC at home, a thing on it's own on the road. Although I suppose I rather see it use my phone as the rendering/computing device and just be another screen for that.
yeah, of course
I'm just not sure, if the second use case, as I simple monitor, is even possible or it is always a complete stand alone system