The summary discusses a video reviewing and ranking various Oculus headsets. It begins with an introduction to leaks about the Oculus Quest Pro and a potential reveal at an upcoming event. The narrator plans to rank seven Oculus headsets from best to worst (S to F) and is also running a giveaway. The summary then outlines the history and features of each headset, providing insights into their significance in the VR space and their respective rankings in the video. It concludes by highlighting the impact of the Oculus Quest 2 in making VR more accessible to a broader audience and its implications for game developers.
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1. The Oculus Rift DK1 was released in 2013 through a Kickstarter campaign, raising around $2.5 million from 10,000 contributors. It had an RGB LCD screen with a resolution of 640x800 per eye, 90-degree field of view, and a 60Hz refresh rate.
2. The Oculus Rift DK2 was released in 2014 with a resolution of 960x1080 per eye, 75Hz refresh rate, and introduced full six degrees of freedom tracking.
3. The Oculus Rift, known for its baseball cap-style head strap and extendability, was praised for its design but had tracking issues and a resolution of 1080x1200 per eye.
4. The Oculus Go, released in 2018, was an affordable and wireless VR headset but had limited gaming capabilities and basic experiences.
5. The Oculus Rift S was a PCVR headset with inside-out tracking and adjustable halo head strap but had microphone issues and limited support from Oculus.
6. The original Oculus Quest, released as a wireless standalone headset in 2019, introduced features like full hand tracking and had a resolution of 1440x1600 per eye.
7. The Oculus Quest 2, released with Facebook integration, achieved mainstream success and became a best-selling VR headset with features like 120Hz support and better multitasking.
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