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Getting PSVR2 working on PC isn't as easy as it should be
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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2024
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I’m a Mac guy so I’m a bit out of touch with the state of PCs. I know PCs usually are a few years behind technology wise, but I’m kind of surprised they still don’t have bluetooth as standard. The technology is decades old.
I am an IT technician, and it takes a lot of confidence and ignorance to be this wrong.
This explains so much about your earlier statement, you seem to think that there is a a standard PC, there isn't.
There are hundreds of manufacturers making PCs and PC parts.
I have never seen a laptop in decades that lack Bluetooth, however there are still desktop motherboards you can buy without wifi or bluetooth, but this is not my reason for making this post...
I am pissed because I don't get why you wouldn't just put the required Bluetooth into the PSVR2 PC adapter unit.
This is what happens when you're in a walled garden. You lose sight of what exists outside of it.
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That usually depends on if the PC has an inbuilt Wi-Fi chip. The Bluetooth controller is usually coupled in the same chip. So PCs that lack Wi-Fi usually doesn't have Bluetooth.