Pimax 12K QLED AMA live news summary

An interview and lengthy Q&A session with Kevin Henderson, COO of Pimax, was held on the Mixed Reality TV YouTube channel on Mar.26 to talk about the Pimax 12K QLED Reality Series standalone PC viewer. we have known about it since October of last year and that we should have seen it at the CES 2022 fair, but sadly canceling its presentation at the last minute.

According to the Live show, the Pimax 12K release date remains at the end of this year. Pimax 12K will be priced at around $2,400. During the interview, images of the viewer, its Touch-type controllers, Wigig module, battery, and other components were shown. The session lasted more than three hours. Summary of the Pimax 12K Live Infos are

l The "secret" to removing artifacts would come from using Tobii's eye-tracking.

l The 60 GHz wireless connection between PC and viewer will be made with a Wigig device.

l The viewfinder will have active cooling through fans, quieter than those of the Vive Focus

l With the battery on, the viewer will be heavier than the 8K model, but still comfortable.

l Improved audio system, use the XR2 chip for internal audio processing and other factors.

l Automatic IPD adjustment.

l The sweet spot, black levels, and colors are also excellent.

l In standalone mode, the FOV, resolution, and refresh rate will be lower.

l Inside-out tracking. As good or better than the Oculus Quest, using Qualcomm technology.

l It is also compatible with the tracking of Valve/HTC Lighthouse base stations.

l The price will be around $2,400, with Touch-type controls included, no base stations (for Lighthouse tracking, although they are not necessary because the viewfinder has 4 cameras for inside-out tracking of the viewfinder and controls).

The development of the viewer is now almost complete. Screens, audio, and lenses would be the most definitive, while they still have quite a bit of work to do to make WiFi6 work well. The first to be able to access this Pimax 12K viewer will be current customers who sign up for the trade-in program, users who already own a Pimax viewer and want to have the latest model. Shipments will be made through regional or local warehouses to avoid customs problems and delays.

About trade-in details

visits: https://pimax.com/about-pimax-12k-qled-trade-in-program-fully-details/

Kevin Henderson said that Pimaxt as a company has a lot of improvement, they are no longer starting from scratch, and currently have three factories and hundreds of workers, so they have the capacity to produce "thousands of units per week." The Pimax 12K model will be their star, but they will also release a less feature-rich, lower-priced model for different users.

Many other details were mentioned in the viewers' question time, such as the possibility of adding a module for passthrough functions. Regarding the content that we can use with Pimax viewers, the company plans to create its own platform, its own games, and applications store in which there would be content for PC viewers such as Steam or Viveport, and ports of games and applications Quest for standalone mode.

If you are interested in the Live show

please visit：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cp4PTT1aC4