Windows Mixed Reality Headsets By HP, ACER, And Lenovo

It is easy to understand: First Headsets are using the Smartphones with a retina display. Dual Channel lens construction – similarly the gigantic eye-glasses with an ease are changing the ability of human Eye to focus from one-inch distance over the half of screen area. The Software Application is doing the next step, and you are now into a world of a Virtual and Mixed reality.

But, as you will see soon, there is a problem. In a significant part of cases, the users aren’t switching-off the Cell-Phone part or, paraphrased: they don’t use the airplane-Mode. In this such moment, you have near the brain – directly face to face with frontal lobs, Like a High-Frequency Radio Magnetic “Bomb”. 0.5W… in some cases, the brain is exposed to up to 2.5- 3Watt Microwave RF Field – depends on the GSM Cell signal strength and distance.

Our Advice is: If you are using the non-expensive – smartphone-based VR Headset, Please, always stopping the GSM – RF Part – Switch to the Airplane mode.

Your “Brain” will be proud of you, and, it will serve you for a longer time!

Today’s topic has one simple goal, namely, to meet you an impressive new three members of a Windows Mixed Reality Platform.

The Mechanism is the same, but adding the smartphone into Goggles is replaced by integrated high-resolution true retina projector, or screen with resolution, not lower than a full HD for each EYE.

If you wish to jump over the ambiguous border between a real and digital world, it is time.

Let’s Dive into the Mixed Reality with the next Windows Mixed Reality – MR Headsets:

1. HP VR1000-100NN (2MJ36EA) Windows MR Headset

PIC. 1 HP VR1000-100NN Windows MR Headset

HP VR1000-100NN Windows MR Headset – Key Features:

Resolution: 1440 x 1440 pixels per Eye for Ultra Clear Image Reconstruction,
Refresh Rate: 90 Hz / 90 Fps,
Connectors:
HDMI 2.0
USB V3.0
Dimensions:
- 17.6cm x 12.8cm x 26.4cm / up to 33.9 cm,
Weight:
- 830 g.