Less than a month after StarVR started accepting applications for its $3,200 developer kit program, the company has confirmed to UploadVR that it’s putting the process “on hold.”
Last month, StarVR stated that its first production units for StarVR One were ready. Developers could apply to purchase the headset, which featured 210-degree horizontal-by-130-degree vertical field of view, dual AMOLED panels, integrated eye-tracking and SteamVR 2.0 tracking (though no SteamVR base stations to actually track the device). Thursday, we also reported on the StarVR’s claims that its headset would be the first to support the new VirtualLink standard.
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