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Persistence is the length of time each pixel remains lit. High persistence can cause blurring and smearing of the images. A low persistence of 3ms or lower is required to create presence in VR. As pixel density increases, lower persistence is needed to avoid blurring.

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	Persistence is the length of time each pixel remains lit. High persistence can cause blurring and smearing of the images. A low persistence of 3ms or lower is required to create [[presence]] in [[VR]]. As pixel density increases, lower persistence is needed to avoid blurring.		[[Persistence]] is the length of time each pixel remains lit. High persistence can cause blurring and smearing of the images. A [[low persistence]] of 3ms or lower is required to create [[presence]] in [[VR]]. As pixel density increases, lower persistence is needed to avoid blurring.


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