There's still much we don't know about Microsoft's plan to deliver virtual reality in Windows 10. At this point, we've heard it'll start with $299 headsets from a variety of PC manufacturers, and support for the Windows Holographic VR platform will arrive in in the Windows 10 Creators Update next year. There's plenty left up in the air beyond that (we'll likely hear more during an event next month). For now, we've got a sense of minimum PC requirements to run VR experiences, The Verge reports.
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