In fact, the Visor's display is a fair bit higher-resolution than the 2160×1200 array used in the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. That slots it firmly into the higher tier of Windows Mixed Reality devices. The display and power cables run along the ring that encircles the user's head and waterfall down the user's back, much like with other VR headsets we've seen.ĭell didn't offer a ton of technical details about the Visor, but we do know that the display has a total resolution of 2880×1440 and a 90 Hz refresh rate. The front portion of the headset can flip upward to let users look at the real world without needing to remove the entire Visor. The Visor VR118 is designed to keep the weight of the device off of the user's face and nose-a primary user complaint about the HTC Vive. This headset is Dell's first entry into the burgeoning head-mounted display market. Along with XPS and Inspiron laptops with eighth-generation CPUs, Dell has announced the Visor VR118 headset at IFA 2017. If you looked carefully at the four headsets shown in the Windows Mixed Reality piece this morning, you might have noticed a tiny Dell logo on one of them.

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