Name: どこでも使えるVR (VR You Can Use ANYWHERE)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:52:33.000Z
Duration: 3 min 44 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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

This is a very different way of doing VR,

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

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.

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

and it's also a much smoother experience,

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

but importantly it also does support WorldSense,

we do have a full six degrees of freedom.

is that you can literally use it anywhere.

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 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,

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.

a Snapdragon 835 as well as four gigabytes of RAM.

You should get three hours of battery life

if you can survive the zombies that long,

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

It uses a pair of fisheye lenses up front

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.

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

and specifically, if you do have a smartphone,

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

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,

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

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

we get those pixels all the way blown up.

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

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