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Acer reportedly looking to sell or disband StarVR

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Wednesday 28 November 2018 0

Acer's virtual reality (VR) HMD subsidiary StarVR, following its recent delisting from Taiwan's emerging stock market, reportedly may disband or be sold.

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