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Those infographics are shit at actually being good holistic representations of what you'd ultimately prefer the most, since most people haven't tried VR and don't know shit about the kind of specs and things that they'd really be most satisfied with in VR. The only thing they're ok for is as cheat sheets for various specs, but ultimately the specs only matter if you're an enthusiast who wants to understand every detail. The good thing now about the market is that there are clear divisions in the market where we can easily say which headset you should get depending on price you're willing to pay alone.