Mouse Computer Brings Upgraded Vket Recommended PC Lineup to Virtual Market 2026 Summer
The expanded lineup and joint verification process signal that Vket organizers see hardware recommendations as a repeatable, trust-building feature for a growing attendee base, not a one-off promotion.
Key Facts
- Mouse Computer will exhibit at Virtual Market 2026 Summer, running from July 11 to 26, 2026.
- The lineup expands to six models: three standard configurations for VRChat and three creator-focused machines for streaming, recording, and Unity work.
- New models include AMD Radeon graphics, chosen for price-to-performance balance.
- Mouse Computer and HIKKY jointly verified each machine against four usage scenarios: solo exploration, small group hangouts, large events, and creator workflows.
- The booth in Parareal Akihabara will feature a collaboration with VRChat creator Tokoroba, including a PC performance test that scores visitors' hardware and ranks results.
Reporting from 3 sources: Denfaminicogamer, ASCII.jp, PANORA.
HIKKY announced that Mouse Computer will exhibit consecutively at Virtual Market 2026 Summer, running from July 11 to 26, 2026. The PC manufacturer returns after a successful debut last winter, when its Vket Recommended PC sold out. This time, the lineup expands to six models: three standard configurations for comfortably playing VRChat and three creator-focused machines for streaming, recording, and Unity work. New additions include models with AMD Radeon graphics, chosen for price-to-performance balance. Mouse Computer and HIKKY jointly verified each machine against four usage scenarios, from solo world exploration to large-event participation and creator workflows. The booth, located in the Parareal Akihabara venue, will feature a collaboration with VRChat creator Tokoroba, including a PC performance test that scores visitors' current hardware and ranks results. Mouse Computer cited strong demand and supply constraints from the previous event as reasons for the expanded offering.
The verification process this time tested each machine against four specific usage scenarios: solo exploration of a beautiful world, relaxing small group hangouts, large events and gatherings, and streaming and creator work for hardcore users. HIKKY conducted the verification internally, collecting quantitative data to confirm each model provides a comfortable experience suited to its purpose. The full verification methods and results will be published in an article on the HIKKY official note.
At the Mouse Computer booth in Parareal Akihabara, a collaboration corner with VRChat creator Tokoroba will display a collaboration illustration drawn by Tokoroba featuring his avatar and the DAIV brand. The booth also includes a PC Performance Test that reads a visitor's current frame rate and graphics settings, displays a score, and ranks results so attendees can compete with friends.
Mouse Computer's DAIV brand is a creator-oriented PC line. The company offers a standard three-year free warranty and 24/365 support. A company representative said DAIV was "honed by listening to the voices of creators active on the front lines" and that the company aims to be "a tool that not only enhances creative efficiency but also expands imagination itself." The representative cited strong demand and supply constraints from the previous event as reasons for the expanded offering.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.