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The AVP has DFR, and the M2 chip is powerful enough to render reprojection on the device. Its a lot more powerful than the Q3 chip. Which means you can save a lot of streaming bandwith, possibly more than on the Q3.

Gotta love Microsoft

I'm going by the numbers, not some individual's preference. Apple outsells other manufacturers in pretty much every hardware category they compete in. It's crazy unreasonable to bet against Apple. So here's my prediction: The AV is going to take at least 70% market share.

https://www.uploadvr.com/virtual-desktop-and-ivry-building-apple-vision-pro-app-steamvr/

Thank goodness I don't work in a Windows industry, developing on windows is still terrible. WSL is still wacky. A giant monitor is neither portable nor looks good in your home. And you can't exactly work from the couch or the kitchen when you feel like it. Let alone places outside your home.

From the reviews I watched to date: Definitely a PRO device, not for the average consumer. Display: the best by a long shot, retina resolution, perfect blacks, edge to edge, glare barely visible Passthrough: best on market, but not retina resolution. Noticable quality drop compared to rendered content. Good enough to read your phone FOV: More than Quest 2, less than Quest 3 Audio: much better then Quest 3 Apps: not much yet, its pretty useless without a macbook. But with a macbook it could become the ultimate home working setup. Though some software features are still missing to be the perfect monitor replacement. Comfort: great with the right interface and three band head strap. You can actually do work in this headset, if the software was there. Watching movies is amazing. So yeah, I'm giving it some more time until the software catches up with the hardware. But I may primarily purcahse it as a monitor replacement for work. And someone will figure out how to connect it to PC VR within the next 6 months.

Yes, it should support it

Because its not a Pimax headset. Then both would be crying with their heads buried in the manual

The battery can be worn on the hip though, in that regard its not the same as a battery glued to your forehead.

Simply extract the zip. Then move these folders to your C:\Users... Saved Games\DCS.openbeta folder

Though, we're talking about Apple. They dont care if a technology is considered dead. They will make it easy to use and mass market. They have done that repeatedly.

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Sounds like magic, seems to work https://almalence.com/dlplugin/

It weighs between 500-600g so lighter than a Quest Pro, and about the same as a Quest 3

Its released to patrons in a few days, everyone else needs to wait a bit longer

Looking forward to integrate this

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The instructions are for another sim but should apply to DCS. I don't have GPU stutter with a 4090 but on my 3070 i noticed it.

Just add a new tab.

Well this isnt a consumer device, hence Pro. It competes with the XR4

You can use DCS Web Viewer inside of OpenKneeboard. Now we need to hook up a moving map

I never saw this, even when my controllers were out of view of the cameras. Do you have a stationary boundary setup?

Theres a setting in DCS VR to enable them only when the trigger is pressed

Getting there...