Searched and didn't find anything, and Valve gave me a 10-minute heads up, so here's my story:
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019...ers-brand-new-vr-headset-slated-for-may-2019/
It says a lot more than Valve's source site, which just contains a single image.
Decrease my FOV if old.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019...ers-brand-new-vr-headset-slated-for-may-2019/
Valve Corporation's long-rumored VR headset is finally real. After allying with HTC to launch the Vive as a SteamVR product in 2016, Valve has moved ahead with plans to launch its own headset, the Valve Index, in "May 2019."
The news came on Friday in the form of a single teaser image, shown above, of a headset with the phrase "Valve Index" written on its front. The front of the headset is flanked by at least two sensors. This shadow-covered hardware matches the leaked headset reported by UploadVR in November of last year. That report hinted to Valve's headset supporting a wider 135-degree FOV, as opposed to the roughly 110-degree FOV of the original HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
It says a lot more than Valve's source site, which just contains a single image.
Decrease my FOV if old.