Display source | Built in |
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Reality type | Augmented Reality |
Field of view | 120.0 ° |
Refresh rate | 60.0 Hz |
Weight | 20.81 oz |
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Controller compatibility | Proprietary Controller |
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Type of USB connector | Micro-USB |
Recommended RAM memory | 2.0 GB |
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Glasses compatible | yes |
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Position tracking | yes |
Optics correction | yes |
Front-Facing camera | yes |
Eye tracking | yes |
Headphone connection | Built-in headphones |
Body material | Plastic |
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Powered by battery | yes |
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