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HTC unveils Vive Pro at CES 2018

Max Wang, Las Vegas; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Tuesday 9 January 2018 0

HTC has unveiled a new version of its Vive headset, Vive Pro, at CES 2018 as the company moves to further enhance its VR hardware business along with other efforts to expand its VR ecosystem.

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