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| - | [* black] Our newest fashion accessory, the clip-on belt box, is designed to provide cable management for your VR experience. It features six ports: Three ports on the bottom connect to a power source, computer, and IR camera. The headset connects to one port on the top. |
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| - | [* black] If you're counting, that leaves two ports unused! I wish I knew what types of ports they are or what they are for! But I don't. :'( |
| - | [* black] Four Phillips screws later, we reveal the motherboard, which lifts out with ease. |
| + | [* black] Our newest fashion accessory, the clip-on belt box, is advertises improved "cable management" that looks a lot like cable hoarding. Six ports populate this sucker: |
| + | [* black] Out the bottom we have a 3.5 mm connector for the power/camera split cable, as well as HDMI in and USB 3.0, for the computer connection. |
| + | [* black] The top sports a headphone jack, the proprietary HMD cable port and a spare USB 3.0 port (for accessories, or maybe sweet hacks). |
| + | [* black] After our quick port survey and four Phillips screws, we lay hands on the board itself. Let's see if we can find those "signal boosters" we heard about. |