Immersed canceled the cheaper 2.5K per eye model of Visor glasses.
Announced in August, the Visor is an ultra-mini productivity headset with an OLED microdisplay, built-in tracking, high-definition color fluoroscopy, hand tracking, and eye tracking, and will support Windows, Mac, and Linux in 2024.Immersed says it has a computing module with a battery that can support wireless monitor streaming mode and has integrated built-in tracking.
Immersed目前为Meta Quest、Vive Focus 3和PICO 4提供了一个免费的应用程序，可以在VR中显示您的PC监视器，并允许您生成完全虚拟的额外监视器，最多可达5个监视器。Visor旨在成为一个专用设备，其软件设计围绕此使用情况而不是一个通用的头盔应用程序生态系统。Visor被Immersed描述为与高通的“战略合作”，用于该设备的是英特尔的PC功能，以及“未公开的AR/VR技术巨头”，将在今年晚些时候揭晓。
Immersed claims the helmet is built for "all-day" comfort, is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, and weighs less than a typical smartphone.
Two weeks ago, Immersed opened up "fully refundable deposits" for two models of the Visor. One is a model with a 2.5K per eye OLED microdisplay (similar to the Bigscreen Beyond) for $500, and the other is a model with a 4K per eye OLED microdisplay (similar to the Apple Vision Pro) for $750. VisionPro）的模型。
But the startup now says it will no longer make the 2.5K model, as 96% people opted for the 4K per eye model. According to the company, those who opted for 2.5K will be emailed "a special offer or can be completely refunded."
Similar to Bigscreen Beyond, the Visor promises to customize the lens spacing to each buyer's pupil spacing.Immersed said in a filing announcing the pricing plan that once you've had your face scanned, the deposit will usually no longer be refundable.
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