Sharp unveils a new head-mounted display that weighs only 175g, with a dual 2K 120Hz screen and a RGB color camera

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! According to CTOnews.com news on January 8, Sharp recently unveiled its latest HMD prototype at CES 2023 booth.

The monitor supports input from computers, mobile phones, VR and other devices. The whole device weighs only 175g, has two 2K 120Hz screens and has anti-dizziness technology. It adjusts the focus by changing the thickness of the lens, and the viewing angle does not change even if the focus position moves, thus preventing vertigo.

In addition, the display supports the "color straight-through image display function", that is, it is equipped with a RGB color camera that is common in the high-end VR head display, which can see the real world on the screen and achieve the effect of MR.

The Sharp HMD prototype is also equipped with two black-and-white cameras and supports hand tracking, which can be operated without a VR handle.

CTOnews.com learned that for information such as product launches and prices, Sharp said it was "considering commercialization, so it will not be released for the time being".