Varjo has introduced mixed reality glasses – Varjo XR-4

Varjo, a Finnish company, has introduced a VR headset priced at a whopping $3 990 (353 500 rubles).

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Varjo XR-4 is a mixed reality (VR+AR) headset. It uses two high-resolution 3840×3744 pixel mini-LED displays with a refresh rate of 90Hz, brightness up to 200 cd/m² and viewing angles of 120×105 degrees to display digital spaces. The screens are capable of displaying 98% of the sRGB color space and 96% of DCI-P3.

Two 20-megapixel cameras are built into the headset to allow the headset to interact with the environment, allowing the user to see everything around them at 33 pixels per inch. So virtual objects can either appear on top of the real world or augment it.

The headset also features a LiDAR sensor that can scan the surrounding space up to 7 meters away, as well as internal cameras designed to track eye movements. It also features stereo speakers with spatial sound and noise-canceling microphones.

The headset also has a LiDAR sensor that can scan your surroundings up to 7 meters away, as well as internal cameras designed to track eye movements.

To fully utilize the Varjo XR-4, you can also purchase wireless controllers for each hand for $199 (RUB 17,600) each.

Also available is the more advanced XR-4 Focal Edition, which provides real-world display with 51 pixels per inch (allowing for a sharper picture) and autofocus, with prices starting at $9,990 (885,200 rubles). Finally, the XR-4 Secure Edition is available with enhanced security and non-Internet connectivity for government organizations and is available on a customizable basis.