Sony recently announced their release of their newest version of the Playstation 5 with a powerful virtual reality headset that they announced worth $2,029.
The new PS5 offers more power and better graphics from what we’ve seen from previous products but with a hefty price tag to all that. Sony is aiming for future generations of gamers and developing new technologies to better suit their needs. Sony has the ability to stay on top, setting trends in the video game world that we have yet to see.
Virtual reality has come to our living rooms, as companies like PlayStation constantly look for ways to draw gamers to their hardware with new technology. The PlayStation 5 and its headset is a prime example of this phenomenon: it will be the product's first VR generation, an advancement over its previous VR-unfriendly 4K HDR show.
Virtual reality is seen by gamers as the next big thing in their world, in order to take their gaming skills to the next level and wean-ache. With Playstation 5 coming up, there are a few things that you should know about it before getting your expectations high.
The PS5 headset is set to contain progressive scan refresh to refresh itself with only two images per eye rather than two separate images for every frame, which ensures better motion and reduced input lag. Moreover, it had already stated that PS5 will support 8K resolution of images, an increase from 4K resolution on the PS4 Pro. The display of these glasses is also equipped with a 3D sound spatializer so that the user would enjoy being immersed in the virtual environment like never before-with accurate positional.
Below we explore some of these use cases:
Education – Studying virtual environments is already having an impact in many fields of study such as engineering and physics. Walking around molecular compounds or understanding solar eclipse effects are only two examples on how close-up views without the danger of being there may be helpful in education.
VR Therapy – The therapy happens much more intensely when a patient commits body and mind through movements in virtual world simulations created for them.
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