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Game Now Offering HTC Vive On Monthly Payment Plans

At £759 in the UK, there aren’t many consumers that will be willing to walk into a mainstream high street retailer like Game and pick up an HTC Vive, but the company thinks it has a way around that issue. As revealed at the Insomnia58 event in Birmingham, UK this weekend, Game is now offering the roomscale VR headset through monthly payments.

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Microsoft announces professional degree program to fill the skills gap was originally published on iSeeTech

Microsoft announces professional degree program to fill the skills gap was originally published on iSeeTech

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