VR headsets make it difficult to experience the immersive experience of the virtual world due to the complex connection. The rise of "VR backpacks" in recent days has made wireless connectivity a reality. However, is it possible to implement a VR free experience with a bulky VR backpack?
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Recently, the concept of "VR backpack" was proposed. MSI and Hewlett-Packard announced the details of backpack computers in succession. At first glance, the feeling of déjà vu arose in the heart. Isn't this the "Ninja Turtle"? A few kilograms of hot and hard shells are back to play VR? Everyone can't help but laugh.
"Turtle Shell" PC is born for "offline"
The so-called VR backpack is a small PC. When using the VR head display, it is like a ninja turtle to carry a "shell" and it is free to "offline."
It has emerged thanks to the current unavoidable flaw in the PC VR headset: No matter how high-end VR headsets are, no wireless connection can be achieved. Then HP, MSI and others started their VR backpacking program.
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You are pushing a backpack, I'm waiting for wireless
After reading the above descriptions of various "turtle shells", it is reasonable to believe that the three major characteristics of "VR backpack" are - heavy, hot and expensive. The 4.5kg equipment on the back is basic; the heat dissipation problem of the strong configuration is also worth noting; of course, the configuration and price are proportional. To make a choice between a long line and a heavy bag, I believe this is not a "free body" that players expect. The founder of Oculus once said: "Various cables are a hurdle for the VR community. This factor also determines that mobile VR will succeed earlier than PC VR."
Zolote ZBOX Mobile VR Solution: In April, Sotec launched the ZBOX Mobile VR Solution, which is a miniature PC with a hard backpack and battery operation. The price is expected to be between 1500 and 2000 dollars.
MSI Backpack PC: Intel Core i7 processor, GTX 980 graphics card, destined to destiny and thin and thin, "tortoise" weighing 4.5kg, estimated ninja turtles are tired.
HP Omen X VR PC: HP's device is the most sophisticated of its kind and can be used to match virtual reality systems such as HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. The battery pack of the prototype is packed with two hot-swappable batteries. It is currently estimated that it can be fully charged for about an hour.
Recently, the concept of "VR backpack" was proposed. MSI and Hewlett-Packard announced the details of backpack computers in succession. At first glance, the feeling of déjà vu arose in the heart. Isn't this the "Ninja Turtle"? A few kilograms of hot and hard shells are back to play VR? Everyone can't help but laugh.
"Turtle Shell" PC is born for "offline"
The so-called VR backpack is a small PC. When using the VR head display, it is like a ninja turtle to carry a "shell" and it is free to "offline."
It has emerged thanks to the current unavoidable flaw in the PC VR headset: No matter how high-end VR headsets are, no wireless connection can be achieved. Then HP, MSI and others started their VR backpacking program.
You are pushing a backpack, I'm waiting for wireless
After reading the above descriptions of various "turtle shells", it is reasonable to believe that the three major characteristics of "VR backpack" are - heavy, hot and expensive. The 4.5kg equipment on the back is basic; the heat dissipation problem of the strong configuration is also worth noting; of course, the configuration and price are proportional. To make a choice between a long line and a heavy bag, I believe this is not a "free body" that players expect. The founder of Oculus once said: "Various cables are a hurdle for the VR community. This factor also determines that mobile VR will succeed earlier than PC VR."
Zolote ZBOX Mobile VR Solution: In April, Sotec launched the ZBOX Mobile VR Solution, which is a miniature PC with a hard backpack and battery operation. The price is expected to be between 1500 and 2000 dollars.
MSI Backpack PC: Intel Core i7 processor, GTX 980 graphics card, destined to destiny and thin and thin, "tortoise" weighing 4.5kg, estimated ninja turtles are tired.
HP Omen X VR PC: HP's device is the most sophisticated of its kind and can be used to match virtual reality systems such as HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. The battery pack of the prototype is packed with two hot-swappable batteries. It is currently estimated that it can be fully charged for about an hour.
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