The Download It was the site that put a dangerous rumor on the table about the official announcement PlayStation VR 2Around.
According to the site, this next generation virtual reality headset could have a panel up to 4K and thus have a total resolution of 4000 x 2040. That means 2000 x 2040 for each eye. This is slightly lower than the HP Reverg G2, which launched a few months ago (4320 x 4320, so 2160 x 2160 per eye), but may be a higher resolution than the currently popular Oculus Quest 2 (since its Facebook device is 1832 x 1920 each) Eye). Knows, so 3664 x 1920 in total).
Then UploadVR added that there is also an internal tracking. In Hungary, this means that there will be no need for other devices to follow us, for example, no PlayStation camera will be required, but a headset will take care of itself to be “in place” with the built-in cameras. A similar situation may arise with computer speakers, and this is true. Then we can roll it so we can separate the lenses, so if we had capabilities different from the average pupil distance, it would be a good fit for us to use the PlayStation VR 2 as well.
Then what else: For the sake of haptic feedback, he also mentioned a vibration motor, it can also monitor the headphone where we are looking (stare tracking), and with the help of the strained display, which is not very galactic, it would be degraded in the case of things outside of our perspective..the quality of the image as we do not see it. Thus it will be easier to load the headphone. And this is exactly what the gold features can get for the developers: You don’t have to be too afraid of performance, because if the PlayStation VR 2 is somewhat restrained, they can “cut some corners”, because this technology is similar to VRS (variable rate shading), where Performance can be increased by degrading image quality in areas we haven’t seen. Finally, PlayStation VR 2, scheduled for 2022, will be connected to the PlayStation 5 via USB Type-C. (So there will be no wireless network similar to Oculus Quest 2.)
It’s not official yet, but looks serious …
Source: WCCFTech
