a $60 billion deal will bring more choice to its gamers. it was the last chance for the company that the largest deal in gaming history would not its competitors. wilson has designed a 3d printer to pass a bill, the first of its kind, which was introduced it in the at&t slam dunk contest. it nearly fits performance regulations. however, nothing will change for the wilson nba game ball. as the name suggests, psvr 2 is the successor to 2016 s 06 playstation vr. still got it! cosmetically, it s a pretty sleek headset. it does away with the jumble of cables and post processing box that made the original playstation vr such a pain to set up and live with. instead, it has just one cable which connects to the playstation v
you have to aim in exactly the same way as you would in the real world. the clue is in the name, call of a mountain, this game involves a lot of climbing. there s a little bit of haptic force feedback, but it s not as successful on this device as it is on other vr headsets. sometimes the little bit of feedback you get is a bit on the feeble side. the world is populated with things you can interact with. so, for example, i can bang this drum like that. or i can pick up this over here, throw it, and it alljust adds to the level of immersion. one of playstation s great strengths has traditionally been in exclusive titles games that can only be played on its platform. there s a massive question mark hanging over this bit of kit. how many third party developers will make really, really great games specifically
er, yes. ido! fantastic! are you sure?! they laugh here on click, we ve been lucky enough to visit some of the most beautiful parts of the world. yet what goes on beneath the surface in some of these places can serve as the starkest reminder of the effects of pollution and climate change on our world. and sometimes it s also places like here, the fjords of norway, where some of the most inspiring ideas come to life, like this island of floating solar panels. oh, thank you. i ve made it! wow. we re walking on water. i remember you wobbling about on that solar array in the fjord. it was only like a few millimetres thick under your feet, wasn t it? yeah, it was all about the material. it had to be light enough that it could do the job, whilst also being strong enough to be able to withstand
console via a usb c. that is it. thanks to the addition of four cameras on the outside of the headset, the player can see the space around them if they need to and the device doesn t need the same sort of extravagant webcam and coloured light set up that was the hallmark of the original. it comes with a set of headphones, although you can plug your own headphones into it if you want to. and then we have the two dedicated wireless controllers. they pretty much mimic the kind of features that you find on a normal playstation controller. so you ve got your thumbsticks here, triggers. to put the headset on, you have this button on the back, so it s adjustable, and then this little dial here allows you to get a perfect fit. inside it sports a 4k oled display, with 110 degree field of view, and there are two more cameras inside the headset for eye tracking. it also makes use of something called foveated rendering, which uses the eye tracking cameras to focus on where the player s eye
but that begs another question. with all these panels sat on a concrete platform, what s keeping the platform afloat? this is it? there you go. it s pretty mind blowing to think that this can support hundreds of tonnes of concrete and solar panels. that s right. it doesn t seem like it, but it works! it s amazing. these floating systems, they will have to last around about 20 years, more or less. you have a lot of mechanical stress on the platform. so essentially what we tried to do is to design a compound that can have the best of both worlds, so recycled polyethylene and cork. but despite their advantages, it s estimated that currently less than i% of the world s solar installations are floating. this is in part due to cost and being able to position panels at an optimum angle to maximise their output. but already, new tech is being developed that allows a solar farm, like this one in the netherlands, to track the sun throughout the day, rather like a sunflower does. it s claimed tha