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Lenovo’s Mirage VR gear now available online in Australia

Lenovo have announced their “Mirage Solo” VR headset as well as the related Mirage Camera are available now to buy online in Australia.

These devices were announced at CES earlier in the year, but are now available to Aussies via Lenovo and Harvey Norman (Online only)

Lenovo new standalone virtual reality headset (Lenovo Mirage Solo), as well as the Mirage Camera are now available for purchase through Harvey Norman (online only) and Lenovo online.

The headset is $799 while the camera is $499 with one being build to consume and the other to create VR experiences.

Mirage Solo is fully enclosed with no need for a smartphone to run it, it has a built in Snapdragon processor and uses Google’s Daydream VR platform.

The camera allows you to create Vr content in a point-and-shoot style with dual 13 megapixel fisheye cameras.

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