HTC continues to bet big on VR, today announcing the launch of pre-orders for the Vive Wireless Adapter. The adapter allows Vive and Vive Pro owners to cut the cord, so to speak, and allow users to ...

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We first heard about the official Vive wireless adapter HTC was making in partnership with Intel last year, but now it's here at last. The device is going on sale from US$299.99 and up, with ...

This week at CES 2018 HTC unveiled what’s next for high-end virtual reality, a truly wireless experience. And while the new HTC Vive Pro has a lot to offer with its redesign and built-in headphones, ...

Exactly what we’ve been waiting for. Ever since the dawn of cutting-edge VR headsets, folks have been clamoring for a way to wirelessly enter virtual worlds without the restriction that cords and ...

HTC and Valve’s Vive was the first virtual reality headset that really made me jump on the VR hype train. Not only could you escape into virtual worlds, but thanks to its motion tracking sensors, your ...

If you’re sick of tripping over the HTC Vive’s cord when you’re moving blindly across physical space, the company’s new wireless adapter is here to help. The good news is that you can eliminate that ...

The wireless adapter for the HTC Vive virtual reality headset will cost $300 to $360, according to the product listing on Vive’s official website. The adapter, which allows users to use the VR headset ...

After first being unveiled back in CES 2018 in January HTC has now been showcasing their new HTC Vive Pro virtual reality headset complete with the new Vive Wireless adapter providing a wireless way ...

In the wake of aggressive price slashing from the competition in recent months, HTC just showed the world that it is committed to VR, now and into the future. At CES, the company announced the Vive ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. HTC is finally creating its own wireless adapter for the Vive. While we’ve seen ...

14 months after HTC and Intel first showed off their wireless VR prototype, the two are finally ready to ship the product. According to HTC's announcement today, the Intel WiGig-based Vive Wireless ...