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Their first product was the [[MRG2]]. It was a monocular HMD that used a 5.7" diagonal color TFT-LCD.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_Image</ref> They sold about 150 headsets in the first year at $6800 each. | Their first product was the [[MRG2]]. It was a monocular HMD that used a 5.7" diagonal color TFT-LCD.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_Image</ref> They sold about 150 headsets in the first year at $6800 each. | ||
| − | The MRG2.2 was available in 1996 for $3500. | + | The [[MRG2.2]] was available in 1996 for $3500. |
| − | The MRG3 sold for $5500. It had a similar design to the MRG2 but had a higher resolution display. | + | The [[MRG3]] sold for $5500. It had a similar design to the MRG2 but had a higher resolution display. |
| − | They made the [[ | + | They made the [[MRG3C]]. |
| − | The MRG4 was sold for $2800. | + | The [[MRG4]] was sold for $2800. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 06:11, 18 May 2024
Liquid Image is a company that made VR headsets.
Products
Their first product was the MRG2. It was a monocular HMD that used a 5.7" diagonal color TFT-LCD.[1] They sold about 150 headsets in the first year at $6800 each.
The MRG2.2 was available in 1996 for $3500.
The MRG3 sold for $5500. It had a similar design to the MRG2 but had a higher resolution display.
They made the MRG3C.
The MRG4 was sold for $2800.