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The views make it pretty clear that the headset has at least four cameras for inside-out tracking, mounted in a similar corner arrangement as seen on Oculus Quest?

These teases bring us no closer to learning if this headset will be a consumer-focused headset meant to compete with the likes of Quest, or a pricier product aimed at enterprise customers.

Earlier teasing about the headset from HTC included phrases like “let’s get down to business,” which suggests an enterprise play.

They need to have at least 1 of the spec of this headset to stand out to have any chance.

I was assuming this headset will be able to work wirelessly with PC VR, because otherwise, what would be the point.

If it’s standalone, hoping that it’s a solid headset that can eventually bring in the developer support for a decent library