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    il 2016-11-05 18:57:38.0 alle 2016-11-05 18:57:38.0
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    Visto che oggi si parla di vr vi propongo questa recensione del Pimax 4k VR:
    https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/09/27/4k-vr-...
    Sulla carta sembra migliore degli altri ad un prezzo più basso, ma come immaginavo i sensori equipaggiati sono inferiori.
    A more severe issue is that, while stuff looks fairly sharp if you’re looking at it dead-on, turning your head even a little or flicking your eyes fast is hoo-boy territory. Edges and text swim for a micro-second, long enough that you’re aware of your eyes adjusting, and given this is something you’re going to do hundreds of times during one session, it’s a huge downside. I’m not well-versed enough in the under-the-hood stuff to be able to say if this is down to the lower 60Hz refresh rate or pupil swim issues resulting from the shape and design of the lenses, but I can speak to the effects, which sadly are fairly unpleasant fairly quickly. Sickness and head/eyeache, basically, particularly the latter. For the record, I did conscript an independent volunteer to test the headset too, because I would be the first to admit to a certain motion sickness vulnerability, and he reported the same physical issues as I did, very quickly.
    On Vive and Oculus, I do get headaches after extended use and nausea in any game with fast first-person movement (other types of camera and/or movement are by and large OK, and I’ve even watched a few movies in ’em without issue), but these problems simply aren’t a given in the way that they are on the Pimax, nor are they as fast to kick in.
    Young professional woman and busy mom.
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