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- March 19, 2019
- 5 minutes read
HP Debuts New VR Headset
HP Reverb image: HP At the HP Reinvent conference, HP unveiled a new VR headset – the Reverb, a new “grounds-up…
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At the HP Reinvent conference, HP unveiled a new VR headset – the Reverb, a new “grounds-up designed” headset with twice the resolution, two-thirds the weight and half the cost of of the preceding HP Mixed Reality VR Headset. With the debut of this new headset, HP says it worked on a device that addresses three pain points commonly associated with VR headsets: visual quality, comfort and worry-free deployment and support.
Weighing just 1.1. pounds, features of the HP Reverb include:
- 2160 x 2160 display
- 114-degree field of view
- Integrated headphones
- Dual microphones
- Pre-paired motion controllers
- Windows Mixed Reality and Steam VR support
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Removable, cleanable facemask cushions
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The new headset comes in two versions: a Consumer Edition and Pro Edition. Set for availability in April, they’ll go for $600 and $650 respectively. The Pro edition comes with an additional 0.6m headset cable and a washable fabric face cushion, hence the price.
