Short of attending an industry event or ordering your own dev kit, it’s a bit tricky to get your hands on an Oculus Rift VR headset. Soon, that could change: the company just secured $75 million in funding to bring the product to market.
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Oculus Rift makers get $75 million from investors to finish consumer model
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Published December 13, 2013
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After a few abortive attempts at virtual reality crashed and burned in the early ‘90s, it was a struggle to get anyone in the tech world to take VR seriously. But it seems that today, Oculus VR has had no trouble raising over $100 million total for its much-hyped Rift headset, even though a final version of the product still has yet to be formally announced.
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