Lenovo introduced many products from smartphones to tablets, from cases to gamepads at the event held in China yesterday. The virtual reality headset Legion VR700 was also among the newly introduced products that attracted attention. Announced in the past weeks, the VR glasses were officially introduced.
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Lenovo Legion VR700 specifications
Lenovo Legion VR700 has 256GB internal storage and 8GB RAM. The VR glasses are powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2 processor. The LCD screen has a variable refresh rate between 72Hz and 90Hz and can reach a resolution of 3664 x 1920 pixels. The VR headset has a Y design reminiscent of the Lenovo Rescuer series, but it is said to be much improved in terms of performance. It is also stated that the video bandwidth of the device has been increased. It was noted that there was an 11-fold increase in artificial intelligence performance speed and a 10-fold increase in resolution.
Using a 4K RealRGB display, the glasses adopt the 6DoF design, which provides millimeter-level positioning accuracy, millisecond-level launch speed, millisecond-level delay speed to accurately detect body movements. Users will be able to enjoy massive resources through the iQUT Future Cinema 2.0 standard. iQIYI supports network resources. iQIYI is the Chinese version of Netflix. The VR700 comes with 25 games including All-in-One Sports VR, Angry Birds: Island of Pigs, Arizona Sunshine, Fruit Ninja VR.
Lenovo says that virtual reality glasses will not cause significant fatigue or exhaustion during long use. Coming with a design that provides a comfortable and natural viewing experience, the VR headset supports wired and wireless streaming, and built-in applications can be launched quickly.
Lenovo Legion VR700 price
Lenovo’s new VR headset VR700 is available in China for a starting price of around $440. After Lenovo completes the first sales, the price of the glasses will increase to the level of 500 dollars.
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