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| [* black] Inside the covers, we spot familiar IR-friendly windows. All these purply dots are a bit like sunglasses for the IR sensors underneath—helping to filter out visible light so the sensors can more easily spot the IR beams from the Lighthouse base stations. | |
| - | [* black] Much like on [guide|62213|the original Vive|stepid=130820|new_window=true], there's a spiderweb of photodiodes lying just under the sleek surface of the Pro. |
| + | [* black] Much like on [guide|62213|the original Vive|stepid=130820|new_window=true], there's a spiderweb of photodiodes lying just under the sleek surface of the Pro—32 of them in total. |
| [* black] Unlike the Oculus Rift, this headset is ''looking'' for IR light—not [guide|60612|emitting it|stepid=126455|new_window=true]. | |
| [* icon_note] Someday, someone wearing a Vive will bump into someone wearing a Rift, creating an inescapable vortex of recursive IR signals. | |
| [* black] A couple more screws and we have faceplate liftoff—IR sensor array separation complete. |