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-[* black] Normally we can't wait to open up our new toys to expose their inner workings... but we also love any excuse to pull out our handy dandy infrared camera - see [guide|23835|Exhibit A|stepid=62129|new_window=true] and [guide|60612|Exhibit B|stepid=126455|new_window=true].
- [* black] Dots everywhere! These little IR lights, which aren't visible to the human eye, allow your motion to be tracked during use. Neat!
-[* black] One USB A port resides on the side of the headset - there is no shortage of information that will pass through that lone guy.
-[* black] We also discover two focus knobbies on the bottom of the headset that adjust the IOLs - we'll talk more about those later.
+[* black] Normally we can't wait to open up our new toys to expose their inner workings... but we also [guide|23835|love|stepid=62129|new_window=true] any [guide|27613|excuse|stepid=67523|new_window=true] to pull out our handy dandy infrared camera.
+ [* black] Dots everywhere! These little IR lights, which aren't visible to the human eye, are sensed by the included IR camera. Thus, the system tracks your movement. (Similar technology to the [guide|60612|Oculus Rift|stepid=126455|new_window=true]!)
+[* black] The lone USB 3.0 port, nestled onto the side of this headset, can be used to attach accessories as they are developed.
+[* black] Two focus knobbies, found on the bottom of the headset, can be used to adjust the two lenses...but we will talk more about those later.