| disolitude said: And as far as the tech impressions, I havent seen any mention anything about resolution. They all say it looks great. What does that mean? Till you show me a credible source saying "1080p would make absolutely no difference here as the human eye can't see 720p at 150 ich screen viewed at 3 meters", or till I try it first hand and verify myself, I don't see your argument... |
Here is a notable snippit from IGN:
First, Sony has optimized the integrated lenses to give users a wide 45-degree view, eliminating much of the borders surrounding the integrated OLED displays. Within the context of Gran Turismo 5, instead of looking at what appears to be a tiny screen at the end of the visor, the HMZ-T1 gives players a much larger, almost wrap-around view of the race track or in-car perspective.
With dual 720p OLED screens, Sony is also using far more advanced display technology than previous VR-style headsets. Instead of presenting users with a low-resolution, low-fidelity visuals, the HMZ-T1 actually rivals a full-sized HDTV in terms of picture quality.
The quality of the dual OLED displays also makes 3D particularly effective. Since you're presented with a dedicated display for each of your left and right eye -- and because they are high-quality OLED screens -- the unsavory effects of stereoscopic video, like blurring, ghosting, and eye strain, are reduced.
