A short term solution for self contained VR tech like the Go/Quest to play AAA games may be to have an external belt that holds the CPU, battery, and accessories

Basically, a very lightweight belt that could be worn as a sling or however the user prefers would be practically unnoticeable. To basically build a decently powerful computer with 6 hours of battery life, basically at a RTX 2060 performance level and active cooling, would weight a minimum of a pound, based on what GPD can do with their portable win2. This would suck on your head, but unnoticeable on an adjustable belt around the waist or slug across the shoulders. A wireless data connection between the headset and belt would also be much better than wired, but the battery capacity would have to be increased.This could be the future of a portable VR console system. A small, lightweight visor styled right would not look too silly in public and the gaming capacity could be pretty cutting edge. Also, if anyone has tried out the Avgant Glyph, you can produce a good image and still have a slight peripheral vision capacity, possibly with some kind of FoV adjustment. I think this would be needed for using VR in public like an airport.

Basically, a very lightweight belt that could be worn as a sling or however the user prefers would be practically unnoticeable. To basically build a decently powerful computer with 6 hours of battery life, basically at a RTX 2060 performance level and active cooling, would weight a minimum of a pound, based on what GPD can do with their portable win2. This would suck on your head, but unnoticeable on an adjustable belt around the waist or slug across the shoulders. A wireless data connection between the headset and belt would also be much better than wired, but the battery capacity would have to be increased.

This could be the future of a portable VR console system. A small, lightweight visor styled right would not look too silly in public and the gaming capacity could be pretty cutting edge. Also, if anyone has tried out the Avgant Glyph, you can produce a good image and still have a slight peripheral vision capacity, possibly with some kind of FoV adjustment. I think this would be needed for using VR in public like an airport.

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Submitted April 02, 2020 at 07:07PM by GrimborX https://ift.tt/2xFdEDf

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