…AND WHY YOU’LL WANT OCULUS RIFT

High-tech sensors An external camera with near-infrared CMOS sensor tracks the position of your head. That means if you lean in, the 3D environment will appear to get closer Improved lenses The consumer edition features adjustable lenses so those who wear glasses can keep their spectacles on. The size of the lenses has also been increased for a better viewing experience 3D sound The consumer model has built-in – but removable – headphones to enhance the immersive experience. This is bound to make horror games all the more grisly and frightening Samsung display The Oculus DK2 uses the same 5.7-inch AMOLED screen as the Samsung Galaxy Note 3; another case of mobile companies getting a slice of VR action, along with Sony, Google and HTC. The motherboard The tech is…

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