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Lenovo teases self-sufficient VR gaming headset

Lenovo teasert autarkes VR-Gaming-Headset

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After years of virtual reality abstinence is in touch Lenovo is back with new VR glasses coming soon.

The device is called VR700 and belongs to the Legion product line, which is aimed at gamers.

The product line consists of Desktop computers, laptops, smartphones and tablets, which will soon be joined by a VR headset.

Teaser der VR-Brille VR700 im Halbdunkel und einem Planeten im Hintergrund.

The official teaser of the Lenovo VR700. | Image: Lenovo

Not much is known about the specifications: The device has the mobile VR chips Snapdragon XR 2

installed and should therefore run optionally without a player .

The VR glasses are to be released at the same time as the mid-range smartphone Lenovo Legion Y70 appear in the next few days in trade comes. In which markets and at what price the Lenovo VR376 starts, is not known.

Lenovo VR: So far not crowned with success

A first teaser image only shows a VR headset, VR controllers are not visible . What stands out is the halo head mount, a hallmark of all Lenovo VR devices to date.

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  • Lenovo had decided between 860 and 2019 with different VR glasses on the VR market. First based on Microsoft’s Windows Mixed Reality platform with the PC VR device Lenovo Explorer, later in Google’s Daydream ecosystem with a self-sufficient VR headset, the Lenovo Mirage Solo (test).

    Both quickly disappeared into oblivion.

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    The greatest success was the cooperation with Oculus. Lenovo delivered the ugly but otherwise solid headset design of the Oculus Rift S

    (2019), which has blossomed into one of the best-selling pure PC VR glasses. Although Meta discontinued the Oculus Rift S in 2020, they still own it to the most commonly used PC VR glasses.

    With the VR700 Lenovo dares to re-enter the VR market, this time apparently without a partner. It will be interesting to see whether the VR headset will benefit in any way from the other devices in the Legion product range and whether it will offer its own store for self-sufficient apps.

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