Sony: PlayStation Equivalent 226 Inch Screen VR

Sony: PlayStation Equivalent 226 Inch Screen VR

Technology companies Sony a few months ago has launched the PlayStation VR (VR PS) which brings the 5.7 inch OLED screen. Despite the small screen size, Sony promises a different experience like staring at a screen the size of a jumbo like cinema.

In a statement on the PlayStation blog, Sony claimed that the virtual experience become your headset device PS VR on par with watching on a screen measuring at least to 226.

Sony gives a choice of wide-screen mode like a virtual cinema to maximize the user experience. Later, the user will be given the option of 117 inches, 163 inch, and 226 inches as the desired virtual experience.

If the user selects the equivalent experience of 226 inch screen, at least he should drive the head to look at the other end of the screen. While for the 117-inch Sony made as the most relaxing option, because the user stay sit upright and looking innocently as usual

Note the screen PS VR game capable of displaying up to 120 frames per second. In addition, the screen also has a resolution of 1.920 x 1,080 x RGB which means able to create RGB color at each pixel are shown.

To detect the motion of the head to 360 degrees, this device is equipped with a Rambutan LED lights. In order to not get too giddy when used, Sony claimed that the latency of the PlayStation was not until VR 18 milliseconds.

PlayStation VR Price US $ 399. It's cheaper when compared to the Oculus Rift which sold US $ 599 and HTC Vive US $ 799.

Andrew House as President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment (SCEI) some time ago assumes VR as a natural evolution of the user experience.

Sony also believes the technology of VR will be adopted in various game consoles, do not forget to the content of the game.

On the other hand, the current residents of the Middle world games with Pokemon fanatics Go which brings the technology of augmented reality (AR). From there, many are predicting the AR will also be the future of the gaming market.