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Every time Swtor Credits virtual-reality Fifa 14 ultimate team Coins company Oculus brings a prototype ofits Rift headset to a show, it takes another big step forward. Andthe prototype at this year's CES may be the biggest leap yetLast January, Oculus arrived at its first CES with a degree ofuncertainty. It hadn't yet released the developer-only Rift headsetit Kickstarted in the previous fall. In fact, few outside thecompany had even seen it. Programmer John Carmack had brought anearly prototype to videogame show E3 that summer, but since thenthere'd been radio silence as Oculus' bare-bones staff workedheads-down on the developer unit. Last year's CES was in many waysOculus' coming-out party. As it turned out, plenty of peopleattended: the Rift snagged "Best of CES" awards from everyone andtheir mother including Wired, though our mothers weren't involvedin the voting

pince then, Oculus has continually improved and refined the Riften route to a consumer release later this year. The display hasbeen kicked up to 1080p; the form factor has become sleeker.Perhaps most importantly for adoption, potential;latencyhas been greatly reduced, alleviating much of the "simulatorsickness" that can accompany wearing VR headsets. And now, withanother CES upon us, others are getting in on the act;;Sony announced anew head-mounted display;for movie viewing and games. Itshould be noted, though, that this is unlikely to be a directcompetitor to the Rift