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" At $600, the Oculus Rift is pricey. And that&amp;#039;s before you factor in the cost of a PC that&amp;#039;s powerful enough to run it. Fortunately, you won&amp;#039;t have to do that math yourself, or mess up and wind up with a PC that&amp;#039;s just not quite powerful enough. In a partnership with several PC makers and several retailers, Oculus will be selling bundles with everything\u00A0you need. They just happen to start at $1,500. The bundles come by way of a partnership with\u00A0ASUS, Alienware, and Dell on the PC side and\u00A0Best Buy,\u00A0Amazon, and the\u00A0Microsoft Store on the retailer side. They&amp;#039;ll be available for pre-order from said retailers starting at 11 am EST on February 16th and will include everything that comes with the Oculus (sensor, Xbox One controller, the headset itself) as well as an Oculus-ready PC.\u00A0 Presumably that PC will come with everything you need to hook it up to a wall (like a power cable), but don&amp;#039;t expect much else. These bundles don&amp;#039;t seem to come with mice, keyboards, or monitors. That is to say, this should be everything you need to use an Oculus, and only what you need to use an Oculus. If you want to use these machines for non-Oculus reasons, it might cost you a few more hundred dollars. Also worth noting, Oculus says the deal is for a limited time only, so don&amp;#039;t expect the price of admission to stay this low.\u00A0 No one said the future would be cheap.\u00A0\u00A0 Source:\u00A0Oculus "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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