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VR Takes Over GDC 2016

by Tom Allen

The Game Developers’ Conference took place in San Francisco this month. With the advances in virtual reality, this event is becoming ever more relevant to display makers. AMD estimates that it has an 83% …

HTC Falls in February

by Tom Allen

HTC has reported consolidated revenues of NT$4.2 billion ($129.1 million) for February: a 35.2% MoM fall and 54.5% YoY. Year-to-date revenues were NT$10.7 billion ($326.2 million), which is down 50.33% YoY. Sales are expected …

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Oculus Will Support Mac When Apple Prioritises Graphics

by Tom Allen

Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus VR, has said that the Oculus Rift headset will work with Macs when Apple makes “a good computer”. Apple does not currently prioritise the high-end GPUs that the Oculus …

HTC Surprises with Vive Price

by Tom Allen

HTC had two stands, located opposite from one another: one was dedicated to the Vive VR headset (and was very busy for all four days of the show), while the other, larger stand held …

HTC Result 03/02/2016

by Dhruv Dayal Gupta

HTC reported Q4 net loss of NT$3.4 billion (US$101.36 million). Turnover for the quarter was NT$25.7 billion ($766.2 million). The One M9 was named the key culprit behind lower than expected sales.

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HTC announces key promotions

by Isaac Oburu

HTC has announced the promotions of Jason Mackenzie to global executive VP and Andre Lonne, his successor as president of HTC Americas. In Mackenzie’s new role, he will report to CEO, Cher Wang, and …

More than 200 Million Virtual Reality Head-Mounted Displays to be Sold by 2020, According to Tractica

by Isaac Oburu

While virtual reality (VR) is not a new technology in concept and can trace its origins back to the 1950s, the past few years have witnessed a golden era of investment and product development …

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HTC Denies VR Rumours

by Tom Allen

HTC has denied media reports claiming that it plans to spin off its VR business into an independent company.

Tags:HTC| Mobile Display Monitor| Reorganisation & Restructuring| Vol 23 - Issue 02

AR / VR Device Round – Up

by Norbert Hildebrand

Lumus Optical, the Israel-based developer showed their latest LCOS based DK 50 binocular AR device as well as some older models for comparison. Unlike other technologies, they couple their image into a planar waveguide …

HTC Scoops 22 Awards At CES 2016, Including Best In Show For Vive And Wareable’s Best In Show For UA HealthBox

by Isaac Oburu

HTC’s Vive Pre virtual reality (VR) platform and UA HealthBox™, the first connected fitness system, have been recognized as revolutions in their respective sectors, scooping a total of 22 awards during this year’s CES …

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HTC Blends Virtual and Real Worlds

by Tom Allen

HTC announced its Vive VR headset at MWC last year, and used CES to introduce a new version called the Vive Pre. A refreshed design and new components are intended to provide the wearer …

HTC Sells Plant to Inventec

by Bob Raikes

HTC has sold a plant in Taoyuan, in Taiwan to Inventec for NT$6.06 billion (US$184.5 million) at the end of December 2015. However, the firm has denied reports that it has put its HQ …

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