Been looking on VRFocus and RoadtoVR on the Varjo Aero launch. In summary, too much money for too little:
1) $2000 headset but you have to buy your own controllers and base station
2) Varjo have removed the retina display so no Hi-Res sweet spot
3) 2880x2720 resolution looks slightly better than the Reverb in the side by side screenshots but for some reason the Reverb screen was made much darker than it really looks. Once I discounted that it took me a few seconds to work out which was the Varjo and which was the Reverb.
www.roadtovr.com
www.vrfocus.com
1) $2000 headset but you have to buy your own controllers and base station
2) Varjo have removed the retina display so no Hi-Res sweet spot
3) 2880x2720 resolution looks slightly better than the Reverb in the side by side screenshots but for some reason the Reverb screen was made much darker than it really looks. Once I discounted that it took me a few seconds to work out which was the Varjo and which was the Reverb.
Varjo Announces Aero, a High-end Headset Pared Down for Small(er) Businesses & Wealthy Enthusiasts
Varjo, maker of high-end enterprise XR headsets, today announced Aero, a pared down version of the company’s latest headset that offers industry-leading fidelity and advanced features for a cheaper (but still hefty) price that makes the company’s offering more attractive to medium-sized...
www.roadtovr.com
Full Specs for the New $2k Varjo Aero - GMW3
Some tasty specs to peruse through if you like that sort of thing.
www.vrfocus.com
