HTC China head upbeat about 5G VR development

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HTC China head upbeat about 5G VR development

Max Wang, Las Vegas; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Wednesday 9 January 2019

The year 2019 will see an official start of the development of 5G-enabled virtual reality (VR) devices, and related suppliers are set to advance well in rolling out new-generation VR products in the 5G era, according to HTC China president Alvin Wang...

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