Experience a New Dimension of Display: Brelyon’s Ultra Reality Extend at CES 2025
During the CES 2025 event, Brelyon introduced a groundbreaking immersive display technology named the Ultra Reality Extend. Even after viewing it firsthand, I am still trying to wrap my mind around how a monitor can appear to possess more depth and size on the inside than its exterior dimensions suggest.
Revolutionizing Monitor Technology
Proudly advertised as the first of its kind in commercial multi-focal monitors, the Ultra Reality Extend seamlessly combines the user-friendliness and simplicity of traditional desktop displays with an unprecedented spatial experience that usually requires a VR headset. While it achieves a maximum simulated depth of 2.5 meters—less than what can be found in devices like Meta Quest 3S or Apple Vision Pro—Brelyon’s display stands out because it operates without any added equipment other than being connected to a PC. This feature not only enhances convenience but also significantly reduces eye fatigue and minimizes nausea often associated with contemporary VR headsets.
Astonishing Visual Capabilities
The distinctive structure of this monitor enables it to shatter conventional limitations; despite its bulkier framework compared to standard displays, its internal visuals are remarkably impressive. From just a 30-inch frame, users are offered an expansive virtual workspace equivalent to that of an arched 122-inch screen. Furthermore, boasting a resolution of 4K at 60Hz—and utilizing advanced monocular technology—the Ultra Reality Extend renders scenes that appear closer to near-8K quality, allowing elements within each frame to vary in clarity based on their spatial positioning.
A Vivid Experience Like No Other
While previewing gameplay footage from Spider-Man, I was taken aback by how real-time elements such as trees and light poles rushed past my face; I instinctively recoiled due to their life-like portrayal. In another sequence, Brelyon’s monitor delineated various scene layers effectively—rendering snowflakes drifting blurred across the foreground while keeping characters far off crisp and defined. The visceral nature this technology brings forth is striking when compared against traditional flat-screen formats used for gaming or cinematic experiences.
The Backbone: Brelyon’s Visual Engine
Centrally supporting this innovative display is Brelyon’s proprietary Visual Engine capable of dynamically assigning different depths within games and video content without needing special coding efforts by developers.
That being said, developers do have options available for further refining their projects tailored specifically for this cutting-edge technology which affords them even more avenues for enriching immersion and depth in visual storytelling.
The Price Tag Dilemma
Bearing in mind all these extraordinary features comes at quite an expense—the price point for the Ultra Reality Extend ranges from $5,000 up to $8,000 depending on customer relations and partnerships with Brelyon itself upon launch availability. Regrettably leading into exclusivity means primary consumers might be limited largely towards corporate clients seeking sophisticated applications like devising hyper-realistic flight simulators outfitted with enhanced graphical interfaces instead of casual users wanting premium screens for gaming or movies.
Nonetheless, should demand increase sufficiently where broader adaptation occurs… perhaps one day we might see these awe-inspiring displays become accessible beyond enterprise realms!
