Eny EVR02 Virtual Reality Headset Powered by Rockchip RK3288 Processor Supports Full HD, 2K and 4K Displays

Rockchip has recently introduced Rockchip RK3399 processor promoting it as the “best choice for VR all-in-one“, but as development is still in progress, some companies has decided to use Rockchip RK3288 instead in their Android based all-in-one virtual reality headsets. Eny Technology is one of them via their EVR02 head mount display that features a 1920×1080 display but default, but the company also said they can support 2K and 4K displays on request.

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Eny EVR02 VR head mount display specifications:

  • SoC – Rockchip RK3288 quad core Cortex A17 processor @ 1.8 GHz with ARM Mali-T764 GPU
  • System Memory – 2GB DDR3
  • Storage – 16GB flash (8GB optional) + micro SD slot
  • Display – 5.5″, 1920×1080 resolution or optional 2K or 4K display
  • Lenses
    • 2x low dispersion/aspheric lenses usable by people with myopia up to 300 degrees
    • Diameter – 42mm
    • At least 90 degrees field of view (FOV)
    • material – highly transparent resin
  • Connectivity – 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 (or Bluetooth 2.1 as option)
  • Video Input – HDMI in
  • Audio Output – 3.5 mm audio jack for headphones
  • USB – 1x micro USB 2.0 OTG port
  • Camera – Optional 5MP camera for augmented reality applications
  • Sensors – Gravity and acceleration sensors
  • Power – 5V/2A via 2.5mm power barrel
  • Battery – 4,000 mAh LiPo battery good for 3.5 hours; special battery for VR with temperature control using NTC 10K thermistor, resistance to high temperature (>70C).
  • Dimensions – 241 x 239 x 149 mm
  • Weight – N/A

The kit runs Android 5.1. By default it comes with a 1920×1080 display, but partners may request 2K or 4K display if needed, as well as camera support for augmented reality but software support would have to be implemented by OEM/ ODM partners. 4K resolution will likely struggle for 3D graphics VR applications, but should be fine for 360 deg. video playback.

EVR02_Virtual_Reality_HeadsetThe company informed me that sample price would be $120 plus shipping, and if you are interested or just want to find more  information, you can visit on the product page. I also found two other virtual reality kits with Rockchip RK3288. First HA544-P, an update of RK3188 based HA544,  with a 2560×1440 display, HD camera, and 9-axis motion sensor selling for $229.99 shipped, and Magicsee M1 with a Full HD display, HDMI input, and a Bluetooth controller currently going for $196.99 on Amazon US.

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Harley
Harley
8 years ago

*Rockchip. (not “Rorkchip”). Will be interesting with these when Android “N” (7.0) comes out with inegrated VR platform support.

Ashley Hersey
8 years ago

I need 2 units for sample with 4K screens installed on both units. Please Email me with info

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Ashley Hersey
8 years ago

They CANNOT support 4K screens… You have to buy 1000 units to get the 4K option. Please change article.

Ashley Hersey
8 years ago

Say that suppliers, with high order requirements are the only ones that can. I planned to get 4K for my small group colleagues.

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