Meet 2016 years of the most anticipated new product

2016 is destined to be a year of virtual reality technology booming. The most anticipated consumer-grade product in the foreign media cnet Eye is Oculus Rift. This Facebook-affiliated virtual reality system will require a PC-side fit and support for the Xbox GamePad compatibility. The consumer-grade Oculus is expected to be released in the first quarter of next year.

HTC Vive:

HTC Vive is another virtual reality product that needs to be used in conjunction with the PC, which was originally planned to be shipped in 2015, but is now postponed until April 2016, by game giant Valve.

Sony PlayStation VR

PlayStation VR, also known as "Project Morpheus", is Sony's flagship product in the field of VR. Unlike the Oculus or Vive helmet that needs a PC, the PlayStation VR will work with Sony's PlayStation 4, which is scheduled for sale in the first half of next year.

Microsoft HoloLens:

Covering both virtual reality and augmented reality (or Microsoft's self-proclaimed hybrid reality), Microsoft HoloLens is a standalone system capable of transmitting computer-generated objects to the front of the user's eyes. The Microsoft HoloLens Development Kit will be available for sale in the first half of 2016, priced at $3000.

Gear VR:

The virtual reality devices listed above will be available for sale in 2016, but users are now able to purchase Samsung Gear VR helmet equipment.

IPhone 7/7 Plus

The previous network on a video that is known as the outflow from Foxconn, the iphone 7 canceled the iconic home button, the location of the main camera is moved to the center, the camera is no longer raised. There is no 3.5mm headphone connector on the bottom of the device. But all this will have to wait until next September to be officially announced.

Samsung Galaxy S7/s7 Edge

The curved screen has become the flagship of the Samsung flag ship, whether it will bring a new breakthrough in this year after the side arc? Let's wait and see.

IPhone 6C

The news is that Apple will launch a plastic-based iphone 6C in 2016, theoretically using the iphone's 5S specifications to meet the needs of small-size users on the market.

Apple Watch 2:

Second-generation Apple Watch is expected to launch next March, and many rumors are that the successor will integrate the camera to meet FaceTime needs.

Nintendo NX game console

NX is a platform that does not rely on a single device, and has two systems for both home and palm machines. For NX, Nintendo wants to build a platform that can develop software for multiple devices, from home computers to handheld phones to smartphones to tablets.

The NX system will enable Nintendo to make better use of its resources to develop the game, which will be available after 6-12 months of the handheld version of the appliance. The selling price is about 200-300 euros (perhaps referred to as the Home Machine Edition). Bundles containing both home and palm versions will not exceed € 500.

Tesla Model 3:

Model 3 is an entry-level electric model priced at $35000. It is understood that Elon Musk hope that engineers can optimize the Model 3 wind resistance coefficient to less than 0.20. Model 3 may be in the form of cross-border vehicles, competitors have become BMW X3 and other models.

Although Elon Musk said Model 3 could be released next March, the production of the car would have to wait around two years, saying that the fastest 2017 years would be mass production, depending on Tesla's super-battery plant, which was first put into full operation.

Meet 2016 years of the most anticipated new product