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Those who can afford it might want to buy something open source instead: https://shop.simulavr.com/
Not affiliated with the product. Its linux based and not a walled garden afaik. In 5 yrs when sony drops support for the headset, you can still use this one.
Holy fuck, that price though. How about an open source wireless VR headset that's...wait for it...just a headset, that runs on whatever computer you connect it to?
Feel free to invent one I guess. I think we‘re basically in the same ballpark with that as we are with phones. Nicht qualifications needed and only proprietary players so far. Someone correct me if needed pls.