[...]PlayStation executive vice president Masayasu Ito, who admitted in a recent interview with Polygon that the PlayStation VR will not match the VR quality of the Oculus Rift.
"If you just talk about the high-end quality, yes, I would admit that Oculus may have better VR," Ito said. "However, it requires a very expensive and very fast PC." It could be perceived as a damning statement, but it's true. If you look at the specification sheets provided by Oculus and HTC, both companies require an Intel i5 processor or greater, an NVIDIA GTX 970 graphics card as the bare minimum and at least 4GB of RAM. While you can mix up parts and and build your own rig with the very lowest specifications to save money, you're not going to get much change out of $1,000 for a decent PC.
[...]Sony's Andrew House has said it will priced like "a new gaming platform," which likely puts it around the $300-$400 mark. For reference: the Rift costs $599 and the Vive is priced at $799.
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Para los que seguimos el tema VR esta noticia no es algo sorprendente, pero me parece interesante postealarla.
La verdad es que me quito el sombrero con Sony siendo tan abierta sobre las limitaciones que tienen. Hay que dejar claro a la gente que PSVR no va a ser la mejor experiencia VR que uno podrá experimentar. También PSVR costará mucho menos que el Rift o Vive, así que es de esperar que su calidad sea a la par.