Analyst Take: Why HTC Vive Flow Should Have Enterprise Subscriptions

There is a place in the market for a headset like HTC’s Vive Flow, however, I am not sure that it works in its current state. Here’s a breakdown of why. Why does Vive Flow Exist? Let’s start with Vive Flow’s purpose, according to HTC Vive. The company says it is primarily for meditation, entertainment, or productivity. This seems valid especially when you consider that the design is much more accessible than previous generations of VR headsets, and it has a removable face gasket for

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Analyst Take: Why HTC Vive Flow Should Have Enterprise Subscriptions

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