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Some key specifications they sent over to GamingOnLinux:<\/p>\n
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\nWireless (included): Built-in Wi-Fi streaming plus a dedicated Wi-Fi 6E adapter, both in the box.
\n60G AirLink (optional upgrade)<\/a>: The third-generation kit includes two headset antennas, two Room Antennas, and two USB-C cables. The Room Antennas work in a 2×2 MIMO configuration; Pimax states this is the first 60GHz 2×2 MIMO wireless link on a VR headset. The two antennas back each other up if one is briefly blocked, and split the data stream for more bandwidth than a single-antenna system. Combined throughput is up to 6 Gbps, delivering an image equivalent to 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye in the user’s focus area, without video encoding. Pimax states added latency from the kit is under 2 milliseconds. As with other 60GHz wireless systems, the signal does not pass through walls.
\nOptics and display: Aspheric glass lenses paired with quantum-dot LCD (QLED) display panels at 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye (~17 million pixels total), a 110\u00b0 horizontal field of view, 35 pixels per degree, refresh rates of 72\/90\/120Hz, Mini-LED local dimming with 576 zones per eye, and 200 nits of brightness.
\nEye-tracking: Integrated Omnivision eye-tracking with ten infrared emitters per eye, sampling at 120Hz, used for both dynamic foveated rendering and, with the 60G AirLink kit installed, foveated streaming.
\nTracking: Pimax SLAM 2.0 inside-out tracking, combining four cameras, a motion sensor, and infrared illumination for low-light tracking. A swappable faceplate adds optional Lighthouse base-station support; an optional MR faceplate adds full-color passthrough with LiDAR depth sensing.
\nPower and connectivity: No battery is built into the headset; power is supplied by the included 16,000mAh external battery pack. An optional DisplayPort 1.4a cable connection is also available for wired PC VR use.
\nComfort: A rigid backstrap design, a magnetically attached facemask and foam interface, adjustable eye relief, three remappable buttons, three microphones, and off-ear speakers, with optional DMAS 2.0 earphones.
\nModularity: Swappable faceplate, backstrap, audio components, and lens inserts.
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\nPimax Crystal Pro: $1,399 USD.
\nPimax Crystal Pro with 60G AirLink (third generation): $1,899 USD.
\n60G AirLink kit (third generation), sold separately: $599 USD.
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