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my thoughts re. dynamic foveated rendering & eye tracking

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26 minutes ago, odourboy said:

Misery loves company!

I can always return and get the Varjo if needed.

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14 minutes ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

I can always return and get the Varjo if needed.

I'm not sure how Pimax is with returns... I hope I don't have to find out!

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1 hour ago, odourboy said:

I'm not sure how Pimax is with returns... I hope I don't have to find out!

Here in the UK we have the law protecting us for such things, and also our credit cards 🙂

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15 hours ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

Just reserved a Crystal, chose it over then Varjo aero. Let’s hope the gamble Pays off!

May I ask what made you take the decision to choose chrystal over the varjo? Im curious because I may also one day be in the same situation on what too choose, when replacing my G2. (maybe sooner than my wallet agree too:p) 

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according to Pimax, first shipments of the Crystal for last years orders will ship end of January 2023. If you order now, expect delivery end of march 2023.

feature comparison, doesn't compare build quality:

  https://vr-compare.com/compare?h1=INGl_L_43&h2=eI13V4rx1

 

and more high end VR headsets with eye tracking are coming, incl. stereo pass through cameras and pancake lenses:

https://vr-expert.com/the-difference-between-pancakes-lenses-and-current-fresnel-lenses-found-on-vr-headsets/

fresh from CES 2023:

 

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60-130 fps. no CPU overclocking.

very nice.

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12 hours ago, Kaboki said:

May I ask what made you take the decision to choose chrystal over the varjo? Im curious because I may also one day be in the same situation on what too choose, when replacing my G2. (maybe sooner than my wallet agree too:p) 

price, no base stations needed. Those were the two main reasons really, oh and better FOV I believe? 

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varjo aero:

no headphones

no WiFi option

no microphone

no local dimming (better blacks/contrast)

no adjustable Diopter (glasses required for wearer of glasses)

Varjo $1.999 without controllers

Pimax: $1.599 with controllers,

 

 

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60-130 fps. no CPU overclocking.

very nice.

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