The Oculus TV VR Service Immerses Viewers in Their Favorite Content
Michael Hemsworth — June 26, 2018 — Tech
References: oculus & geeky-gadgets
Virtual reality has quickly become a mainstay within the gaming industry and is now expanding into the entertainment industry with the announcement of the Oculus TV VR service.
The new VR television service will support Netflix, Showtime and Hulu content at launch to let users enjoy their favorite shows in a completely immersive manner. Users can utilize their VR headset to watch content on a screen that is equivalent to a 180-inch TV to further immerse themselves in their viewing experience.
The Oculus TV VR service works to eliminate distractions for viewers and create a digital space for them to watch content of all kinds. Content will also be created by Red Bull TV and Pluto TV for adventure-seeking users, while Facebook videos will also be compatible.
The new VR television service will support Netflix, Showtime and Hulu content at launch to let users enjoy their favorite shows in a completely immersive manner. Users can utilize their VR headset to watch content on a screen that is equivalent to a 180-inch TV to further immerse themselves in their viewing experience.
The Oculus TV VR service works to eliminate distractions for viewers and create a digital space for them to watch content of all kinds. Content will also be created by Red Bull TV and Pluto TV for adventure-seeking users, while Facebook videos will also be compatible.
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