A Panasonic was also present at CES 2020 and this time bringing a new concept of Virtual reality glasses. The great differential of the model brought by the Japanese manufacturer was, without a doubt, the look. Unlike most VR goggles, it has a different style, closer to a “normal” goggle, even if it has a grip. steampunker aviator. 2812
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O Panasonic VR glasses also showed technical improvements in relation to those already seen on the market. Its lenses are OLED microscreens, made in partnership with Kopin, and have a very high resolution of about 3840 x 2160.
The device also appears as the first virtual reality glasses to the HDR technology, which proved to be quite impressive for anyone who had the chance to check it out during the demonstration at the fair. There, they offered an experience inside a Japanese temple with a wealth of details and realism, especially in relation to the ambient light.
As for the audio, the Panasonic used its own technology on the device, with drivers Technics in-ear headphones attached to the temples. The set itself offers rich, dynamic sound. The company also claimed that it used optical design from the camera division. Lumix and processing technologies similar to those used in TVs and Blu-ray players.
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The working prototype shown in CES 2020 It's not quite the end yet, so it still has some small problems. One of them is the weight on the front, which causes them to still often slip on the nose. Another is the cable that goes straight from the headset to a computer. But the company also took a prototype more similar to what would be the final product, but not functional, which would solve these problems.
However, it is not yet known whether the Panasonic virtual reality glasses will even be released to the general public, which is unlikely. The company appears to be leaning towards dedicating the device for commercial use. Still, she did not provide information about pricing, release date or compatibility with mobile devices.
Source: The Verge
