Amazing, so that means people would buy the Index less, the first gen Vive will go down and I can finally afford Google Cardboard

$60 for the ergonomic kit, which is a couple of pieces of fabric, is rough. Doesn't bode well for the price of the HMD.

I suspect Linux/Machine streaming will be there at launch and might be a reason they've been so late with the launch. We've seen quite a few Linux fixes in recent SteamVR releases.

I guess cutting corners is happening more often with them these days after Linus bought the private jet.

About the level of professionalism I’d expect from LTT.

Almost a year after initial unveiling and they still haven't figured out streaming from their own hardware!?

Nice try Linus, but I wouldn't watch your review even if it was the last one on earth.

Streaming only from Windows for now?? Well that's fucking disappointing.

TL;DW for anyone just looking for any new information:

• Ergo kit is $60 (I assume USD)
  • two hand straps to make the controllers more like Knuckles controllers
  • head strap
  • nose light guard for smaller noses
• Game streaming from Linux does not work at the moment
  • Valve is reportedly working on it, and it may or may not be ready on release
  • This video seems to have been recorded 24 August according to the date on his watch
• Power supply sold separately
  • 45 watt
  • No price given
• The initial experience is basically just a wireless Index (for better or worse)

"accidentally"

Do we know what the real embargo date was supposed to be? Like was the upload off by hours, days, weeks?

So its set to release soon then.

Anyone got another mirror? First one down