The Second-Generation Base Stations And HTC Vive 2. A single unit of the base station currently costs $135, and a pair for $270 makes up a significant percentage of the $800 price tag for the HTC ...

HTC today started selling the long-awaited Vive Pro headset and SteamVR 2.0 base station hardware bundle, making it the first instance of the 2.0 tracking hardware coming to market. The new ...

For a little more money, you can now get two controllers and base stations along with the Vive Pro VR hardware update. Abrar's interests include phones, streaming, autonomous vehicles, internet ...

That said, HTC told us it found that most users don't have the space to take full advantage of the 2.0 base stations, so it also offers a Vive Pro Starter Kit with 1.0 base stations and ...

HTC Vive virtual reality system brings amazing VR and real challenges. ... At the same time, the maximum distance between the two base stations that come with Vive is 16 feet, ...

Reduced price would be a welcome change; today’s Lighthouse base stations cost $135 each when bought directly from HTC, so they’re surely adding a nice chunk to the Vive’s $800 price point ...

HTC VIVE Pro Full VR Kit Unveiled Steam VR 2.0 Base Stations And Pro Controllers For $1,700. 12:50 pm July 2, 2018 By Julian Horsey ...

HTC has dropped the price on its Vive Pro by $200, ... The Vive Pro Starter Kit, which includes two SteamVR 1.0 base stations and two Vive controllers, dropped from $1,099 to $899.

HTC's Vive virtual reality system requires a set of base stations in order to work at room scale, and those base stations' next iteration will be simpler. X. Dark Light Light.

While Valve has not announced plans to redesign current Base Station units, Road to VR estimates that cost-cutting measures could reduce the base price of the HTC Vive to $665, or “about 17 ...

HTC Vive’s tracking system helps VR headset users animate avatars and provides game developers with a low-cost, motion-tracking solution. However, all-in-one headsets don’t use base stations ...

The Vive Pro is HTC’s big upgrade to the Vive, though it’s probably not as a big of a leap as you might have expected. Instead of 4K (as was speculated ahead of the reveal), you’ve got 3K ...