The Oculus team shook up the VR market with several big announcements. First is a permanent price cut to $400 for the Rift. Then there's a new VR headset - the Oculus Go - and finally, an update on the Santa Cruz prototype. You can think of the Oculus Go as a standalone Gear VR. It does not need a phone inside it, but it can't stream the game video from a PC either. The games run on the device itself and there's already a library of titles - the Gear VR games specifically. (Android isn't mentioned anywhere, but it has to be, right?) For game control and interaction there is a single...
Source: https://www.gsmarena.com/oculus_go_unveiled-news-27683.php
