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HDR VR Glass from Panasonic
 
Panasonic showcased its demo HDR VR Glass during a pre-media tour for CES 2021. This improved version of 2020 VR Glass was reintroduced to the media as much improved. Panasonic explained that the company plans to mass produce the device and still co-work with Kopin to finish developing the HDR VR Glass. The HDR VR is equipped with Kopin’s 1.3-inch MicroLED display. Previous year, the device was a 4K type, but Panasonic and Kopin were able to enhance it to 5K (2560 x 2560-dot) resolution or 2245 ppi with a 120Hz refresh rate. Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN), a leading developer and provider of high-performance micro displays announced its Lightning® 2.6K x 2.6K (2560 x 2560 resolution) OLED (organic light emitting diode) display on chip (DoCTM) are incorporated in Panasonic’s VR Glasses introduced at the CES 2021 this week. This industry-leading 2.6K x 2.6K OLED micro display on Si integrates many functional blocks including MIPI serial interface, display stream compression (DSC) and memory. The 2.6K x 2.6K DoC is designed specifically for high-performance, compact virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) headsets.
HDR VR Glass does not have a power source or processor to operate; however, it is designed to connect to a personal computer or a 5G smartphone gear via USB-C. Various SteamVR titled contents can be experienced when the HDR VR Glass was connected to a PC.   
 
Figure 29: Panasonic 5K HDR VR
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