I am considering buying between the two. I mainly concern two factors: tracking and computer usage. Lighthouse is supposed to be better, but I see some report that it has tracking issues. Are these issues solved now? I have other Pimax headsets that use slam tracking, which consumes quite a lot computing power. Will I get say 10% fps gain with lighthouse version?
台湾朋友们好，我是中国大陆人，一直很好奇一个问题：《中国时报》这个名字是两蒋时期的历史遗留，根据台湾现在的社会环境，这样的报纸名字应该是无法为大多数民众接受，也就无法生存下去的，为什么中时似乎还经营得下去。他们为什么不考虑改名字？
Sboy3 natively supports Steam VR runtime, so it's more efficient than previous Steam VR that is wrapped by PimaxPlay. But openxr runtime is also more efficient than Steam VR runtime, so here is the question: is Sboy3 more efficient than openxr and does it give more fps?
It's completely possible to make everything on the desktop 3D stereoscopic with AI. So everything you play become 3D stereoscopic, every game and video, just at a push of a button. I am using an open source program called "Desktop2Stereo" to do that on other headsets, and it's absolutely amazing. It doesn't even need much cpu and graphic power, so Steam Frame can handle it easily. Actually this is becoming the standard system utility on major AR glasses. Really wish Valve can do that. A huge 2D virtual screen is not much fun, but 3D stereo is. Think of the old Nvidia 3D vision comes alive, but no complex setup, just one switch. Oh please!