OCULUS Rift Setup Instructions And Troubleshooting Guide

How does the Oculus Rift work?
Picture a set of ski goggles in which a large cellphone
screen replaces the glass. The screen displays two images
side by side, one for each eye. A set of lenses is placed on
top of the screen, focusing and reshaping the picture for
each eye, and creating a stereoscopic 3D image. The
goggles have embedded sensors that monitor the wearer's
head motions and adjust the image accordingly. The latest
version of the Oculus Rift is bolstered by an external
positional-tracking accessory, which helps track head
movements more accurately. The result is the sensation
that you are looking around a 3D world.
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OCULUS Rift Specifications

General

Display Type	OLED
Resolution	2160 x 1200
Resolution Per Eye	1080 x 1200
Refresh Rate	90 Hz
Field of View	110 degrees
Weight	470 g
Release Date	March 28, 2016
Sensors	Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer
Tracking Type	External
Audio	Integrated headphones
Controllers	Oculus Touch
Tracking	6 degrees of freedom (6DoF)
Connectivity	USB 3.0