funkedelic_bob

I think they've posted it.

That's crazy. I wonder if I can increase my output from my laptop working in front of an open freezer :P

Damn! I totally guessed wrong by looking at the header image :P

Having used the Oculus many times and slapping haphazardly around my desk for my keyboard and mouse, this looks like a promising step towards VR controls. And, as always, seeing a gif of prototypes from beginning to production is amazing to see for the progression of a product.

I'm curious why they went with half-ring finger mounts opposed to slipping the finger through an adjustable full ring.

I have an good/odd memory of that great rubbery feel and push the SNES bumpers had. It's cool to see the inside of it, although I'm surprised I never did having thrown said controller against the wall so many times because of how hard Super Star Wars was to beat.

Impressive to see the complex engineering and manufacturing that goes into something we see so "simply" as a vacuum.

I'm pretty the site of this article has a bunch engineering resources and articles.

Does anyone know that if we mirrored a game from our iPhone 6s would it graphically look better than if we played it natively on the Apple TV? Seeing as the graphical horsepower in the phone is better than what the Apple TV offers.