Pimax 4K: Difference between revisions
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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
*Pushing boundary in the HD VR technology, Pimax 4K | *Pushing boundary in the HD VR technology, Pimax 4K has 1920x2160 per eye. This results in a clearer and sharper picture when you’re playing games like WarThunder or DirtRally | ||
*The Pimax 4K features a dual 53mm | *The Pimax 4K features a dual 53mm lens that provides an 110 Degree FOV, putting it on par with established VR Headset on the market. | ||
*Pimax 4K Adopts 1000 Hz dual gyroscope which reduces dizziness for the users, although user experience may vary relatively. | *Pimax 4K Adopts 1000 Hz dual gyroscope which reduces dizziness for the users, although user experience may vary relatively. | ||
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*With the wellness of user’s eyesight in mind, Pimax 4K is built with a three-pronged features of anti-bluray, auto mist removal and auto light adjusting. | *With the wellness of user’s eyesight in mind, Pimax 4K is built with a three-pronged features of anti-bluray, auto mist removal and auto light adjusting. | ||
*Built to be compatible with SteamVR and Occulus games, you just have to setup your Pimax 4K and start playing VR games from these platforms. | *Built to be compatible with SteamVR and Occulus games, you just have to setup your Pimax 4K and start playing VR games from these platforms. | ||
==Hardware== | ==Hardware== | ||