There've certainly been a lot of Valve Deckard rumours over the last couple of years, but this one, at least, seems more tangible than previous ones referencing driver files and so on, because it's at ...

Valve has seemingly delayed its new trio of hardware due to the RAMpocalypse, and the company now says it hopes to ship in ...

After six long years since the last Valve VR headset, the company is rumored to be working on a new premium one that may come out this year, which is reportedly codenamed "Deckard." It is said to be ...

It has been almost five years since Valve launched its Index VR headset, with nary a sign of a successor in sight. For a brief moment, the Valve Prism looked like the successor we had all been waiting ...

In April 2019, Valve launched the Valve Index, a premium spec and priced VR headset which some could call the gold standard for VR. However, we are now four years on with no sign of an official update ...

It looks like Valve might be ready to make some serious noise in the VR space again—and this time, they may be going wireless. The long-rumored standalone headset codenamed Deckard just got a fresh ...

When it launched in 2019, the Valve Index was one of the most advanced VR headsets to hit the market - bolstered by excellent software support in the form of SteamVR. With the per-eye resolution of ...

As well as announcing a next-gen Steam Machine and Steam Controller, Valve has confirmed plans to once again head into the world of VR headset hardware with Steam Frame, its follow up to 2019’s Valve ...

“Several people have confirmed that Valve is aiming to release new standalone, wireless VR headset (codename Deckard) by the end of 2025. The current price for the full bundle is set to be $1200.

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According to the latest Steam Hardware & Software Survey, the difference in the number of Steam users rocking a Quest 3 compared to those with an Index has never been smaller. Just 0.43% separates the ...