If You Are Interested In Virtual Reality; But Don’t Want To Wear Special Headsets For This Technology, Dimenco Has Introduced A New Monitor That Allows You To Immerse Yourself In The World Of Virtual Reality Without The Need For A Headset.

Dimenco’s new product is equipped with a set of tools to achieve 3D effects; So that you won’t even need 3D glasses to use it, let alone a full virtual reality headset. However, the price tag of more than 10,000 dollars for this product will probably prevent many enthusiasts from ever being able to acquire it.

If you’re familiar with the 3D effect offered by the Nintendo 3DS, you probably know what to expect from Dimenco’s innovative 32-inch monitor. The display is called Sr-Pro-Display, which stands for simulated reality (SR). The mentioned product helps immerse users in the 3D world using different technologies. We can mention remarkable image processing technologies, eye tracking capabilities, and lens lenses.

According to DigitalTrends, the new SR monitor comes in a 32-inch panel configuration. This product also offers 8K resolution, and you will need a reasonably powerful computer to support it. Dimenco recommends using a computer equipped with at least a 10th generation Intel Core i7 processor or newer and Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti graphics. Of course, depending on the chosen game, you may need more powerful hardware.

Unveiled Dimenco’s new product at CES 2022 alongside a host of other impressive monitors, including Samsung’s massive Odyssey Ark. then exposed This device again at Siggraph 2022, Where some people and journalists managed to work with it. One of Tekradar’s website experts, Hamish Hector, who worked with this monitor, praised the improvement of immersion speed in virtual reality with this product and compared it with virtual reality headsets.

He further said that the SR display significantly improves the performance of the games he wants.

The Sr-Pro-Display monitor is not as powerful as the virtual reality headset, But you won’t need any additional equipment to use it. This product still looks like a regular monitor, so you’ll probably still need to use a keyboard, mouse, or controller to play games. Meanwhile, the user’s hand in the virtual reality headset plays an essential role in interacting with the virtual environment. Hector also talked about how it felt strange not being able to interact with the screen using his hands.

However, despite its drawbacks, Dimenco’s new monitor is an attractive option for people who don’t want to use virtual reality headsets. As we mentioned, this product comes with a hefty price tag of $11,690, which makes many interested in testing this technology unable to work with it anytime soon.