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HP's high-res Reverb VR headset blows the screen door effect off its hinges

HP’s high-res Reverb VR headset blows the screen door effect off its hinges

Posted on March 20, 2019 By Jarvis

Its astounding resolution is well deserving of this exclamation mark!

That dreaded low-resolution “screen door effect” that’s dogged virtual reality imaging since its inception just got blown off its hinges by HP’s Reverb VR headset.

Announced Tuesday at HP Reinvent in Houston, the Reverb boasts twice the resolution of its predecessor—2,160×2,160—plus a wider 114-degree field of view. The Reverb is the highest-resolution HMD (head-mounted display) that’s shipping among “major” makers, the company said.
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