This self-contained VR headset doesn't need a phone or powerful PC to work

There are varying degrees of virtual reality immersion. At the entry-level, you've got Gear VR powered by smartphones. And then you've got the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, which sit at the high-end of the VR spectrum and require powerful PCs to run them.

A new headset called the Sulon Q is pioneering a new path for VR, one that doesn't need a smartphone or PC to work. It's an entirely self-contained VR headset.

"The Sulon Q is the world's first and only tether-free, wireless wear-and-play headset that combines virtual reality, augmented reality and spatial computing into an all-in-one platform," says Dhan Balachand, CEO of Sulon Technologies, Inc. in the video above. Read more...