Paso PlayStation VR Teardown Historial #3

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Editado por Sam Goldheart — 13 de oct. de 2016

Edicion aprobada por Sam Goldheart

	[* black] Time for a brief look at the external bits before we crack the PS VR open.
	[* black] Lacking the "strap it to your face" build, the PS VR has a sliding headband (not unlike the [guide\|60612\|Oculus CV1\|stepid=126787]) with a wheel for fine tightening to ensure a snug fit.
-	[* black] Sony's unique hanging visor design presents an all-new solution to the problem of adjusting eye relief. Just hold the button (above the cute PlayStation button symbols) and slide the scope forward or back to change the focus.
+	[* black] Sony's unique hanging visor design presents an all-new solution to the problem of adjusting eye relief. Just hold the button (above the cute PlayStation button symbols) and slide the "scope" forward or back to change the focus.
	[* icon_note] This is much simpler than the Vive's [guide\|62213\|complex gear train\|stepid=130812\|new_window=true], but not quite as painfree as pushing the Rift up or down on your face (thanks to its [guide\|60612\|assymetrical Fresnel lenses\|stepid=126966\|new_window=true]).
	[* black] The PS VR lenses are actually totally conventional, no [guide\|62213\|Fresnel (Vive)\|stepid=130846\|new_window=true] or [guide\|60612\|hybrid-Fresnel (Rift CV1)\|stepid=126752\|new_window=true] lenses here.