Pico 5 OLED
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software looks great, shame they didn't show the headset itself
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Yep!!! The only question that needs to be answered is ..... Is it any good for sim racing
Pico's Next Headset Has 4K Micro-OLEDs, Powerful New Chip & Next-Gen OS
ByteDance's Pico announced the key display and compute specs of its next headset, coming later this year, and detailed the revamped XR operating system it will run.
www.uploadvr.com
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You can see why Pimax is rushing out the Dream Air now with feasibly Pico and Meta coming out with something similar themselves in the next 12months with mixed reality and wireless added to the mix.
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Yeah, and the dream air looks like a very rushed product. The cheapest variant (lighthouse, no controllers) is £1,850inc VAT
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Has anyone seen any more details on this VR headset?
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nothing
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Awesome thanks
To answer my own question here, Pico are using their own custom SoC afaik which is claimed to be powerful (for standalone).Interested to learn what SoC this will have. Afaik there isn't an XR2 Gen 3 even available? Idk. If it has the Q3 XR2 Gen 2 or 2+ then
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looking forward to this next gen VR. I know you can get it now with the pimax dream air , but from what I've seen on how Pimax operate I don't really want to be dropping 2k on something they make. It doesn't look that well built either