I'm reading this correctly? They have a processing unit(FX8800P) build into the VR Headset(which I'm guessing is that box in the back)?

It's good someone is doing this because all in one VR/AR is the inevitable future of those two devices but i gotta imagine the extra components increases the weight quite a bit compared to oculus/vive/psvr. Cool they have dual cameras for 3D images of the outside world obviously so you can see urself banging them virtual chicks.

I wonder if this even works if you have got a Nvidia GPU 😉

It's good someone is doing this because all in one VR/AR is the inevitable future of those two devices but i gotta imagine the extra components increases the weight quite a bit compared to oculus/vive/psvr. Cool they have dual cameras for 3D images of the outside world obviously so you can see urself banging them virtual chicks.

Just wait and see, this is going to kick off way before any good VR games get around :banana:

I wonder if this even works if you have got a Nvidia GPU 😉 Just wait and see, this is going to kick off way before any good VR games get around :banana:

It's a standalone computer. It doesn't connect to a machine. I think it's going to be more of a VR viewer than something akin to an Oculus/Vive.