AuraVisor Looks To Bring VR To the Ms

YORK, UK - James Talbot, CEO of AuraVisor, is looking to bring VR to the masses via a virtual reality system that doesn't need to be connected to a computer or smartphone. Its on-board computer allows users to break free from other devices and experience what he feels is the ultimate virtual reality experience.

The company recently launched a Kickstarter campaign. AuraVisor has everything needed already embedded in the headset, eliminating the need for a separate computer, connected by wires or even a smartphone. AuraVisor is a virtual reality head mounted computer (HMC) that works without a computer or smartphone, free from the clutter of wires and the hassle of interchanging a smart phone. AuraVisor has an on-board Android based operating system that allows you to experience the immersion of virtual reality, and all it offers, without breaking the budget.

The built in 5-inch screen delivers full 1080 HD video and a wide 100-degree field of vision. AuraVisor fully supports 3D movies and has on-board Wi-Fi and a simple smart scrolling graphical user interface.

Users have the ability to download content, including games, videos and apps from the VR store. The VR store is based on, and linked to, the Google Play Store. With support for popular video apps such as Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, and gaming engines such as Unity and Unreal Engine. AuraVisor supports almost every entertainment and gaming option a user would need. A HDMI input allows users to connect a computer or gaming system for even more content. AuraVisor includes 16GBs of on board memory, with an expandable microSD slot, users can add their own content and provide additional storage space for apps.

AuraVisor features a built-in Lithium Ion battery which provides more than five hours of power. With included Bluetooth gaming controller, microUSB charging cable, Bluetooth 4.0, HDMI 2.0 input and support for 4K UHD video at 60fps, AuraVisor will immerse users into the latest and greatest content available today, at a price that everyone can afford.

Currently available as part of our Kickstarter launch are options such as additional adult and children-sized faceplates and a Power Bank Battery, designed specifically for AuraVisor allowing additional gaming and entertainment time. Other features and options will be announced soon.

With over 600 backers, the AuraVisor Kickstarter campaign has already surpassed its $150,000 funding goal in little over a week. For more information on the Kickstarter campaign, visit http://kck.st/1GsOPZp.

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