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Wireless package - HTC Vive Pro Full Kit

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You can enjoy the virtual world wirelessly with the ready-to-use HTC Vive Pro wireless package. The HTC Vive Pro Full Kit can be used to play VR games at a high resolution of 1440p per eye. Thanks to the integrated microphones, you can get started with the VR headset right away. The carrying comfort of the Pro is improved compared to earlier HTC headsets. You'll be gaming with total freedom of movement and without wires thanks to the HTC Wireless Adapter. Connect the Wireless Adapter to the Vive Pro by using the HTC Wireless Adapter Clip for Pro. Not a single wire will get in your way in the VR world. System requirements To use the HTC Vive Pro, the following system requirements are recommended for your computer: Video card: NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD Radeon RX 580 Processor: Intel i5-4590 / AMD FX 8350 RAM: 8GB Operating system: Windows 10 Connectors: HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2 / Mini DisplayPort, USB 3.0

Manual HTC Wireless Adapter Clip for Pro (2.03 MB)

Manual HTC Wireless Adapter (1.03 MB)

Manual HTC Vive Pro Full Kit (4.96 MB)

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