Indeed, anything less than OLED for VR is a no go, imho.

I’m in the same boat with OLED TVs, I’ve been waiting for the technology to be cheap enough for quite a while (7+ years).

you need a good quality screen for VR and if you can afford to put OLED screen in it the better. I cant wait for TV screens to get OLED thats cheap enough for mass market, be some pretty looking tv’s then

You’re right, It’s actually from more than a year ago, but I don’t know.

How exactly will Sony sell a peripheral for $450 to a consumer that raged at Microsoft for a $500 console?

I’m not sure how much would it cost them to put an OLED screen, but I imagine an LCD being a lot cheaper.

Project CARS will have to run Sub-720P on Morpheus

Can’t wait to see your defence John Derp :^)

That info was a few months ago

You (and I) would think so, but apparently, they (at the time the specs were unveiled) were using an ( especially made) LCD screen.The possibility of an OLED was being examined, but it was not conclusive – although all of the info is from a year ago, so who knows.

specs in terms of a 120hz OLED 1080p screen

Supposedly, it has three chips. A dsp for sound, a
Frame Rate Conversion (FRC) chip (i.e. the interpolator) and a third chip to correct lens distortion – and Sony was even claiming that they upped the specs.

I wonder if it was because of all the “it looked like I was playing a psp game” comments.

Yeah I HIGHLY doubt Fallout 4 would run 60fps in each eye on Morpheus, let alone 30…..Sony reeelly better have sumthin awesome to show with it. If Morpheus fails, that’d be bad for Sony.

Morpheus comes with an interpolater that sits between the ps4 and headset to add frames to it because its obviously no where near powerful enough to get the required frame rate on a demanding game