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A patent recently discovered by Sony shows that the tech giant is preparing a more advanced version of its PlayStation VR headphones. The patent was submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office in February and was made public last week.

Most notably, this document points to a wireless headset connected via Bluetooth. This will mark a major improvement on the original PlayStation VR, which has a variety of cables that can be difficult to manage. Especially with PlayStation 4 Pro, you have to switch PS VR cables every time you want to play non-VR games in HDR-a tedious process because HDR is one of the main selling points of 4K support for PS4.

In addition, the patent details triple built-in camera settings, LED and motion detection technology, all of which will theoretically help players track. In addition, headphones are said to have built-in power supplies, microphones and their own video / audio signal sources. This means that there is no need to plug in external headphones because audio can be entered into the ear through the built-in speakers.

In terms of functionality, the patent outlines a "transparent mode" that will allow users to view parts of the real life environment. Although this seems to be the opposite of creating immersion, it seems to be intended for augmented reality applications.

Finally, the patent mentions a "holographic mode" that allows users to play games in 3D mode. Since this is a patent, there is no guarantee that this particular iteration of PlayStation VR will become a reality. Therefore, it remains to be seen when Sony will launch the new PS VR. Overall, Sony remained silent about PlayStation VR's future plans until it was confirmed in April that the PlayStation 5 would support a certain capacity of headphones. However, since Sony has confirmed that the PS5 will be released during the 2020 holiday, it is likely to save a new model for the mainframe. It is worth noting that another patent recently discovered by Microsoft indicates that Microsoft's upcoming Project Scarlett Xbox game console may have its own VR components.

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