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The dreaded “screen door effect”, the feeling that you are looking at your VR headset through a line inducing screen door. How many PPI, pixels per inch, does your phone have? How many does it need? Samsung teased uses briefly with a standalone VR Headset with 1500 ppi. Now HTC has released Link, with (2) two 3.6-inch 1080 x 1200 LCD displays and a 110-degree field of view and with support for 90Hz refresh rate. In addition, the unit comes with an external camera sensor and hand controllers.
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The dreaded “screen door effect”, the feeling that you are looking at your VR headset through a line inducing screen door. How many PPI, pixels per inch, does your phone have? How many does it need? Samsung teased uses briefly with a standalone VR Headset with 1500 ppi. Now HTC has released Link, with (2) two 3.6-inch 1080 x 1200 LCD displays and a 110-degree field of view and with support for 90Hz refresh rate. In addition, the unit comes with an external camera sensor and hand controllers.
