HTC announced the Vive Focus - its first standalone VR headset - a year ago, but all this time it was available only in China. No more, the Focus is going global to match its "world-scale" capabilities. This headset will be available in 37 markets and will cost $600 in the US (note that the regular Vive for PC is $500). The Vive Focus Advantage service program brings up to cost to $750, but offers dedicated professional support and is aimed at businesses. The Vive Focus is powered by a Snapdragon 835, matching the new Oculus Quest ($400, Spring 2019). The 2,880 x 1,600px AMOLED...
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