HMZ-T2 announced by Sony, lots of new improvements

Sony has announced the successor to HMZ - T1.

Posted By | On 29th, Aug. 2012

Sony has announced the successor to one of the most popular 3D headsets ever made. It contains a lot of features which you can check out below.

“Everything about the HMZ-T2 Personal 3D Viewer is designed for comfort and total immersion,” says Naoto Yoshioka, Home Audio Video Senior Product Manager at Sony Europe, “so once you’re watching a film or playing a game, you’re totally absorbed in the thrilling action and forget you’re even wearing the headset.”

They haven’t announced the price yet but something tells me it’s going to be the same as HMZ-T1 which was $800.

It has new improvements which you can check out below.

Immersive HD 2D and 3D – enjoy a 45° full cinematic widescreen picture

Smooth 3D viewing – dedicated, high response OLED screens for each eye smoothly display 2D and 3D images without the blurring of image crosstalk

Virtual 5.1 channel sound – crisp, clear 360º audio with ambient sound, also Harmonic Equalizer audio enhancement and a choice of listening modes

Vivid clarity and high contrast picture – a TruBlack display creates a clear visual experience

Watch comfortably for hours – Auto Colour Temperature adjustment lowers image tone intensity for longer play with less eye fatigue

Adjustable supports for enhanced performance – for optimum comfort, headband and forehead supports are fully adaptable, with adjustable screen lenses for precise 3D viewing

Use your favourite headphones– make it more personal by using your own wired or wireless headphones or inner-ear phones

Wireless remote controls– adjust sound and vision, and access the menu wirelessly without breaking from the action

Play while others watch TV – a dual output switcher means other people can watch TV or films while the wearer plays games (or the other way around)

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