Before I tell you what it's like to use the OS VR, I should tell you what it is. And, more importantly, what it isn't. Yesterday my colleague Adi Robertson wrote a fantastic explanation of Razer's OSVR. Here's how she summarized it:
"OSVR is a development system meant to get VR on all kinds of hardware. It's not an operating system, but Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan refers to it as the 'Android of virtual reality,' an open-source software platform that encompasses multiple game engines, head-mounted displays, and control schemes. While you might be able to make a game in Unity and port it to multiple devices, VROS does the work of optimizing it for each device. Around two dozen companies and organizations, including Leap Motion, Virtuix, and...
Source: The Verge - All Posts http://j.mp/1HNPPnc
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