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Oculus Rift DK2 - I'm keeping my pre-order.
Oculus Rift DK2 is AWESOME. It's not the consumer version I'm hoping for mainly due to resolution but it's AWESOME and gives me very high hopes for what the CV1(The consumer version) Will be!
It is unfortunate that in its current state it won't work very well with setups like Omni but I understand it at the same time... The challenge of creating an ideal experience for the seated experience has to be conquered before they move on to the more extreme experiences that I am overly excited for :)
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