With passthrough cameras, eye tracking and higher-res displays, the Vive Focus Vision XR could meet pro needs.

The Vive Focus Vision has enough firepower under the hood to appeal to PC gamers tethered via the DisplayPort.

The new VIVE Focus Vision is built for PC VR gaming and applications, standalone VR (where no connected PC is required), industrial training, work collaboration, and mixed reality applications. It looks like HTC is still mostly focused on companies that want VR headsets for work, but HTC hasn’t entirely forgotten about VR gaming this time around.

HTC has just announced its brand new VR headset, the Vive Focus Vision, and instead of directly going after the Meta Quest's crown (and price point), it seems to be setting itself up as an "everything headset" closer to what Apple did earlier this

Introducing VIVE Focus Vision – our new hybrid standalone PCVR headset. VIVE Focus Vision harnesses the power of XR with high-resolution displays, DisplayPort mode for visually lossless PCVR, MR passthrough, & advanced built-in eye and hand tracking. https://t.co/I6xYJNtG7n pic.twitter.com/eIZSJvolk1

HTC Vive just announced a new VR headset called Focus Vision that includes eye-tracking for visually lossless PC VR.

The $1,000 Vive Focus Vision is aimed at enthusiasts, with a hot-swappable battery, color cameras, and an upcoming 120Hz refresh rate through DisplayPort.

HTC has announced the Vive Focus Vision, a new VR headset that builds on the Vive Focus 3 with features like color passthrough and better PC tethering support. The $999 Focus Vision is available for preorder from now until October 17th on HTC’s website.

HTC Vive's Focus Vision builds on the Focus 3 with eye tracking, a wide field of view and a slew of other features.