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[* black] After unplugging ~~ourselves from the Matrix~~ the four headset cables, we spy the model number: 0PJT100
[* black] We also spot a standard 3.5 mm audio jack, DC barrel jack, and a single HDMI 1.3 port flanked by two USB 3.0 ports.
-[* black] Interestingly, the rightmost USB 3.0 port is left open for third-party accessories. Leap Motion for example has developed a [http://store-us.leapmotion.com/products/universal-vr-mount-pre-order|mount|new_window=true] that will let users attach a Leap Motion Controller to the front of their Vive.
+[* black] Interestingly, HTC left the rightmost USB port open for third-party accessories. In fact, Leap Motion has already developed [http://store-us.leapmotion.com/products/universal-vr-mount-pre-order|specialized mount|new_window=true] that will allow users attach a Leap Motion Controller to the front of their Vive.