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At $799, the HTC Vive will be delivered as a complete virtual reality kit in April that allows users to instantly jump into a fully immersive environment, like Everest, using two wireless controllers, 360-degree tracking and room scale movement sensors. SteamVR integration ensures that all included equipment is kept up-to-date with the latest features, while Vive Phone Services combines both realities without losing touch of either. You’ll be able to receive and respond to both incoming as well as missed calls, receive text messages, quickly send replies, and check upcoming calendar invites directly through the headset.
