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| [* black] After removing four friendly Phillips screws, the display assembly lifts out of the headset with ease. | |
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| + | [* icon_note] A smear of light adhesive attaches each of the screens to the plastic casing—we've certainly had an easier time here than getting to the [guide|60612|CV1|stepid=126626|new_window=true]'s displays. |
| [* black] The improved display on the HDK 2 makes it a contender with the big names in VR: The two 1080p AMOLED screens, made by AU optronics, look similar to the [guide|62213|Samsung displays on the HTC Vive|stepid=130835|new_window=true], and boast the same 2160 x 1200 combined resolution and 90 Hz refresh rate. | |
| [* icon_note] The display is one of the HDK 2's biggest [http://www.osvr.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3938|improvements from its predecessor|new_window=true]. Conveniently, anyone with an older HDK can simply [http://www.roadtovr.com/osvr-hdk-display-screen-upgrade-kit-2160x1200-90hz/|upgrade their screen|new_window=true] to match the HDK 2. |