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Razer OSVR HDK 2
Original price was: $ 440,92.$ 232,57Current price is: $ 232,57.
The Razer OSVR HDK 2 is a virtual reality headset manufactured by Razer. It was released in July 2016, following an announcement in June 2016. It is the company’s 2nd VR headset release.
Razer OSVR HDK 2 – Specification
| General | |
|---|---|
| Display | |
| Size | 5.5inches, 6inches |
| Resolution | 1080×1200px, 2160 x 1200 |
| Features | 90Hz. |
| System | |
| Synchronization | AndroidWindowsMac OSLinux |
| Features | |
| Conrol | 3DoF Turning head |
| Tracking | 3DoF Rotation tracking6DoF Positional trackingPresent |
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Description
HDK 2 – Open Source HMD Powered by OSVR – Works with OSVR and SteamVR
The HDK 2 is an open source virtual reality headset for the Open Source Virtual Reality (OSVR) platform. With virtual reality still in its early days, the HDK 2 was designed to be an affordable, modular solution for both enthusiasts and developers* allowing them to tinker and experiment with the technology without worrying about restrictions and legalities. The Razer OSVR HDK 2 is a virtual reality headset manufactured by Razer. It was released in July 2016, following an announcement in June 2016. It is the company’s 2nd VR headset release.
- Display: 2160 x 1200 dual display, RGB, 90 Hz, 110-degree FOV with IQE (image quality enhancement) film for reduced screen door effect.
- Optics: Custom crafted two piece SLR grade optics for clear and vibrant images. Features individual eye focal adjusters supporting +4.5 to – 2 degrees.
- Mainboard: Sensor hub with integrated accelerometer, gyroscope and compass with an external USB 3.0 connection for additional accessories. Re-programmable for additional functionality.
- Faceplate: IR faceplate interfacing with an IR Camera (included in packaging) for 360 degree positional tracking operating at 100 Hz.
- Mechanical Module: Bamboo charcoal facemask (removable) and rubber nose insert for comfort.
- Belt Box Module: Comes with a belt box that includes a surround sound audio codec and additional USB 3.0 connectivity. Also helps with cable management.
– This headset is discontinued.
– This headset requires a connection to a PC in order to be used.
– This headset has a low per-eye resolution. 1080×1200
– This headset uses outside-in tracking that requires external base stations for full tracking capability.
– This headset is sold without controllers.
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Avery (verified owner) –
Very well worth the money.