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Facebook’s virtual reality ambitions finally catch on with consumers – Horse World Journal
Facebook’s virtual reality ambitions are finally catching on with consumers. The company’s latest VR headset, the Oculus Quest 2, has received five times as many…
Facebooks virtual reality ambitions are finally catching on with consumers.
The companys latest VR headset, the Oculus Quest 2, has received five times as many preorders as its 2019 predecessor, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed on the companys Thursday earnings call, saying the devices reception has surpassed our expectations.
The Quest 2, which at $299 costs $100 less than the original and includes a faster processor, more lightweight design and has a more high definition display, began shipping to customers…
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