Wednesday, July 26, 2017
HTC’s first standalone Vive headset is only available in China
The Vive Standalone has a Snapdragon 835 under the hood, so you won’t get the same kind of visual fidelity that you would with the standard Vive and a powerful gaming rig. However, that also means you’re getting a relatively slick design that doesn’t need wires or a battery backpack just to operate for a reasonable amount of time. And of course, smartphone-level chips are considerably more 
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