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Panasonic MeganeX Virtual Reality Glasses

14.01.2022

Panasonic has unveiled its new MeganeX virtual reality glasses. They are compact in size and light in weight, which makes them comfortable to use.

One of the main advantages of the novelty was their ultra-light weight - only 250 grams. The glasses are based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR1 processor, but they do not work as a separate headset. To function, they must be connected to the gaming computer via a USB connector. MeganeX supports head tracking.

The glasses are designed to work with SteamVR and are compatible with almost all applications and games on this platform. They use MicroOLED displays capable of displaying a picture with a resolution of 2560x2560 pixels per eye at a refresh rate of 120 Hz and 10-bit HDR.

Panasonic wants to add an air conditioning system to its device that will allow the user to be heated or cooled when they experience the appropriate sensations in the metaverses.

The price of the novelty is $900. MeganeX will enter the market in the spring of 2022.

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