The first entry is always the pin's source. Overall confidence is a weighted average of how firmly each reference supports the start and end times used above; a reference counts half as much for every 180 days older than the newest.
Date has passed, but ign.com does not confirm it happened then; unverified.
Sony’s PS VR2 tech-specs page lists the OLED 2000 x 2040 per-eye panels at 90/120Hz, approx. 110-degree field of view, 4 embedded tracking cameras plus an IR eye-tracking camera per eye, headset vibration, USB Type-C, built-in microphone and the Sense controller’s capacitive, IR LED and trigger-effect features.[1]
NPR's review (published 21 February 2023) notes the PS VR2 "launched on Wednesday alongside... Horizon Call of the Mountain", matching the pin's stored 22 February 2023 launch date (a Wednesday), with the review appearing the day before.[1]
Sony's own PlayStation[2] Blog states "PlayStation VR2 is officially launching on February 22, 2023", an exact match to the pin's stored date, published roughly 3.5 months ahead as the original announcement.
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Standalone headset at about $489 that needs no console or PC, a cheaper and more flexible alternative.
SourcePC-tethered VR kit at $999 with 120 Hz, 130 degree field of view and finger tracking; PSVR2 PC adapter hardware is called comparable.
SourcePC VR headset with the sharpest panels (2448x2448 per eye) but the highest cost at about $1,399 for the kit.
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