The Marvel VR Headset - The Virtual Reality headset that can replace your laptop

Do I need to use my own android device with the headset?

@mani Nice! I just ordered vive .

This is another amazing thing coming from Erik. Way to go, buddy! ;)

It's great to see more people jumping into the VR space. However, because of how mobile and VR in general will iterate so fast I am going to keep my eyes on the Big three first before I go looking at anything else. Still, best of luck on this.

@rajington Agree with you. Seems need need stable OS to handle heavy works.

I'm not convinced that people want to be quite this attached to their work. One of the nice things about a monitor is that I can just lean back or turn my head and not look at it for a bit. Here, I would have to remove headgear just to rest my eyes for a second or two.

Congrats on the launch. However I just don't see people wanting to strap something to their face to work. I can't see my mouse, keyboard, mic, cup, take a note, use my phone, etc, etc Something like this completely isolates you from your surroundings and isn't close to practical. Augmented I could see making more sense. For me I would download an app and playing around with it but couldn't imagine more than that.

I don't get it. My Android phone can't replace my laptop, so why does adding a headset solve that problem? The screen isn't ever the issue with Android. I can buy an external monitor or hook my phone to my TV. It seems to be solving an issue no one is complaining about. Adding extra sensors to the device isn't going to solve the issue either.