OLED panels with resolution at 4000 x 2040p @ 120 Hz

Sony officially announced the future launch of its virtual reality glasses PlayStation VR2Yes, we do not have a single image of the glasses, but the first official specifications. The company thus revealed that it has chosen to use OLED panels with a resolution of 2000 x 2040 pixels per eye (4000 x 2040p total) capable of running at a refresh rate of 90 Hz y 120 Hz, and all this spiced up with compatibility with content 4K HDR.

At the level of physical benefits, we end up with that will allow setting the interpupillary distance, and will offer a standard field of view of 110º.

Regarding positioning, we will have six-axis motion sensors and a proximity sensor to detect when the glasses are on, integrate four cameras for the positioning of the viewfinder, the controllers, and prevent you from breaking your head against the wall (or the TV, which is more expensive), tracking for eye tracking, haptic vibration, integrated 3D sound system with jack to connect a microphone, and they will connect to the PlayStation 5 quickly and easily, as it uses a USB-C port.

On the other hand we have the new drivers PlayStation VR2 Sense, with the now classic PlayStation controller keypad along with six-axis motion tracking, finger touch detection, trigger effect on the R2 and L2 buttons, connect wirelessly via Bluetooth 5.2, and charge via a USB-C port, so there will be no batteries involved.

“The PlayStation VR2 take VR gaming to a whole new level, allowing a greater sense of presence and allowing gamers to escape into virtual worlds like never before. With headphones and controllers in hand, gamers will feel a range of sensations like never before, thanks to the creativity of the game worlds created by our world-class developers and the latest technology incorporated into the hardware. “