LOS ANGELES—VR Bangers CEO Daniel Abramovich said his company plans to add the forthcoming Oculus Quest VR visor to its selection of supported goggles.
“Even though our list of supported VR goggles is already quite impressive, we plan on adding the Oculus Quest VR visor to our selection and we are already thinking about the capabilities of incredible Oculus Insight technology for our VR porn films," Abramovich said. 'We have just started working on providing the support for them and getting a pair for our exclusive tests, so by the time they will show up, our visitors and members will be able to use them to watch our immersive VR porn videos!”
The full specifications of Oculus Quest goggles are not known yet. It’s been said, however, that the headset is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC and will be equipped with “top-class optics” (the same as in Oculus Go goggles), as well as a display with a resolution of 1600 × 1440 for each eye running at 72 fps. The device will also have a built-in audio system and will be sold in a set with Oculus Touch motion controllers and 64 GB of built-in memory - and all of that at a price of roughly $400.
VR Bangers asked the questions: What if you could move unrestrained while using VR? What if you could lean in and come up close and personal with the porn star of your dreams inside of the adult video? What if you could reach out inside the porn video with your movements so realistic you won't be able to tell the difference with reality?
Time flies and it’s already been a year since the last Facebook’s VR event. At the latest Oculus Connect 5, Mark Zuckerberg’s company announced the new virtual reality goggles from Oculus known so far as the “Santa Cruz” project. The headset will go on sale in spring of 2019 under the name of the Oculus Quest.
VR Bangers first heard about the Oculus “Santa Cruz” VR goggles almost two years ago. The standalone device does not need a computer or external motion sensors to operate, which is somewhat similar to the competition available on the market (like Lenovo Mirage Solo or Vive Focus), with the huge difference of offering the full tracking of the head and hands, in contrast to other models. It's all thanks to an inside-out tracking system called “Oculus Insight," which is based on cameras integrated in the front panel that record both the user’s movements and the Oculus Touch controllers held in his hands—and that is the part of this announcement that adult entertainment companies like VR Bangers find especially interesting.
