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  • - Hey guys, this is Austin.

  • I might not have a voice today,

  • but what I do have is the Lenovo Mirage Solo with Daydream.

  • Do you see what I did there?

  • This is a very different way of doing VR,

  • and this is a very different way

  • for me to talk in my videos, 'cause I'm sick.

  • Of course, huge shout out to Lenovo

  • for sponsoring this video.

  • What makes the Mirage Solo a little bit different

  • is this is a properly powerful untethered VR headset.

  • Inside, you'll find a 2560x1440p 75Hz display.

  • Now, that high resolution,

  • especially paired with the high frame rate,

  • is really key to making the VR experience feel natural.

  • One of the main advantages to using the Mirage Solo

  • is that this is a fully standalone headset.

  • I don't need to worry about my smartphone

  • being plugged in and draining battery,

  • and it's also a much smoother experience,

  • largely due actually to the fact

  • that it does have not only that high refresh rate display,

  • but importantly it also does support WorldSense,

  • so unlike most Daydream headsets

  • which do rely on a little bit more

  • of a limited bit of gyroscope

  • to be able to place you in the world,

  • we do have a full six degrees of freedom.

  • What's really cool about this

  • is that you can literally use it anywhere.

  • I mean, I'm in the middle of the park

  • and I could easily be playing a game, watching a movie.

  • It really does give you a lot of possibilities.

  • The Mirage Solo runs on Daydream, Google's VR ecosystem.

  • Surprisingly, it actually works really well.

  • You have most of the different apps and features

  • that you have on full Android,

  • just available in a headset form.

  • That means that we've got apps such as YouTube VR.

  • Now this will give you a ton of different options,

  • so if I jump in here, not only do we have full 360

  • and 180-degree video, which looks great on the headset,

  • but you can also watch standard 2D video like this.

  • The way that works is it literally looks like

  • I've just got a huge display in front of me,

  • like a movie theater or something.

  • So, thanks to Dead Trigger and a few zombie friends,

  • I can show a little bit more of the performance

  • of what you can actually expect out of the Mirage Solo.

  • Inside, we have pretty decent specs,

  • a Snapdragon 835 as well as four gigabytes of RAM.

  • That's bad, that's bad!

  • No, no, no, no!

  • You should get three hours of battery life

  • if you can survive the zombies that long,

  • but there are a ton of games and apps

  • that do work on the headset.

  • It's not all about the Mirage Solo, though.

  • There's also this little guy,

  • the Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream.

  • This is not a 360-degree camera.

  • It uses a pair of fisheye lenses up front

  • to give you a 180-degree field of view,

  • or as Google calls the format, VR180.

  • This is a demo of what video looks like

  • on the Mirage Camera.

  • One of the cool advantages of this format

  • is that while you still get all of the advantages of VR,

  • you still do get a very wide field of view, too.

  • This is a full 180 degrees.

  • What I like about this is that it gives you

  • a lot of flexibility when it comes to framing,

  • so we can still have Ken behind the camera doing Ken things,

  • but I can also pick up and very easily do

  • a little bit of vlogging.

  • The really cool part about this

  • is that because it is so wide,

  • I know that I can always get the shot,

  • and specifically, if you do have a smartphone,

  • you can actually scroll on the video

  • if you watch the raw stuff, link in the description,

  • but it's a really, really cool aspect

  • and a really cool way of shooting

  • you definitely don't get with any kind of standard camera.

  • You can control the camera as well as play back

  • the photos and videos using the VR180 app.

  • This is a little demo we took in the car a couple days ago.

  • As you can see, what's really cool about the 180 format

  • is that specifically on a smartphone you can pinch in,

  • you can zoom around, but you do get that

  • full 180-degree field of view.

  • The video is a lot more immersive

  • when you're watching it in the headset,

  • so it's kinda hard to give you a real demo

  • without actually having one of your own,

  • but it makes a huge difference,

  • and because the camera will shoot at a full 4K resolution,

  • we get those pixels all the way blown up.

  • It makes a really big difference.

  • I mean, I can see the detail on the gauges.

  • I can see the terrified look on Ken's face.

  • I can see Jay as he makes this tight corner,

  • and, oh, oh, whoa, yeah!

  • Oh, dude!

  • That actually feels really good

  • if I spin the chair as I see myself turn in the car.

  • It actually feels like I'm really there.

  • If you've never properly experienced VR

  • or maybe you've been turned off by cheap mobile VR,

  • the Lenovo Mirage Solo and Camera

  • are definitely worth a look,

  • and of course, I'll have a link

  • to check out both these guys in the description,

  • so those of you who want more information,

  • we'll have a bunch of other videos linked as well.

- Hey guys, this is Austin.

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    林宜悉 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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