The Verge
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2K pixels per eye
110-degree diagonal field of view
a 90Hz refresh rate
12GB of memory
128GB of storage
Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2
four wide-angle cameras
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Shipping in late February worldwide, it supports the gamut of consumer games and software HTC has offered on past VR headsets, plus mixed reality experiences using full-color passthrough video.
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For people who wear glasses, there's a lens diopter adjustment option that's supposed to let you use the device without them in addition to an adjustor for the distance between lenses. The headset's weight includes a back-mounted battery that HTC promises will last around two hours. For longer periods of use, it's hot-swappable -- a small backup battery built into the main headset will keep it running for around 10 minutes while you replace the spent main battery with a fresh one. (The Vive Focus 3 had replaceable batteries, but the headset couldn't run while you were changing them.) The headset charges over USB-C, and its controllers are also rechargeable, offering a battery life of closer to 10 hours.