Band Adjuster
工具
下列是修复此设备所需要的常见工具,但您可能不需要某些工具。
Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing problems with this device, please reference the Playstation VR Troubleshooting Guide for additional help or instructions on solving this issue.
Background & Identification
The PlayStation VR is Sony's answer to virtual reality gaming. Released on October 13, 2016, the PS VR offers a 5.7 inch OLED display supporting 1080p resolution and 100º field of view.
Unlike other VR devices, the PlayStation VR uses full RGB sub-pixels in a display known as 1920 x RGB x 1080 (1920 Red, Green, and Blue subpixels for every 1080 lines of pixels). This creates a clearer and more immersive display for the user.
The PS VR sells for $399, making it cheaper than both the HTC Vive ($800) and the Oculus Rift ($600). The PS VR does require a PlayStation camera in addition to the PlayStation 4.
Technical Specifications
External Dimensions
- VR headset: Approx. 187×185×277 mm (width × height × length, excludes largest projection, headband at the shortest)
- Processor unit: Approx. 143×36×143 mm (width × height × length, excludes largest projection)
Mass
- VR headset: Approx. 610g (excluding cable)
- Processor unit: Approx. 365g
Display
- Method: OLED
- Panel Size: 5.7 inches
- Panel Resolution: 1920×RGB×1080 (960×RGB×1080 per eye)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz, 90Hz
- Field of View: Approximately 100 degrees
Sensors
- Six-axis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer)
Connection Interface
- VR headset: HDMI, AUX, Stereo Headphone Jack
- Processor unit: HDMI TV, HDMI PS4, USB, HDMI, AUX
Processor Unit Function
- 3D audio processing
- Social Screen (mirroring mode, separate mode)
- Cinematic mode