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- Initially designed for game purposes, the Oculus Rift also garnered interest outside of the gaming industry .[1]
- The Oculus Rift has been replaced by the Oculus Rift S, released in the second quarter of 2019.[1]
- The Oculus Rift S can work with the same hardware and software as the original Oculus Rift.[1]
- Oculus Quest solved the problem facing many VR hopefuls since Rift's release in 2016; the expense of a gaming PC rig to support it.[2]
- When searching for an Oculus Rift sale price, you should always make sure that you're looking at the latest Rift S version.[2]
- The new Oculus Rift S was released in March 2019 and replaces the original 2016 Rift on store shelves.[2]
- Check out our latest SSD deals to give your PC a speed boost before you hook it up to a Rift.[2]
- What sets the Rift apart from the Quest and the Go?[3]
- The Rift is mainly aimed at serious gamers who are looking for a more substantial gaming experience.[3]
- In June 2013, a prototype of the Rift that used a 1080p LCD panel was shown at Electronic Entertainment Expo.[4]
- In September 2014, Oculus once again presented an updated version of the Rift, codenamed Crescent Bay.[4]
- The Oculus Rift runtime officially supports Microsoft Windows, macOS, and GNU/Linux.[4]
- When the user puts on the Rift and no other content is being outputted to the headset, they are presented with Oculus Home.[4]