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DPVR發布E4C虛擬現實頭顯：游樂園與主題公園的新選擇 DPVR releases E4C virtual reality headset: a new choice for amusement parks and theme parks

上海的虛擬現實（VR）頭顯製造商DPVR驚喜宣布，他們將為游樂場行業帶來全新的產品—E4C虛擬現實頭顯。E4C的設計旨在賦予游樂場運營商更多能力，提高他們的收益性與經濟性，同時為玩家帶來更卓越的視覺體驗。 清晰流暢的視覺效果：E4C擁有一個高清的4K快速LCD顯示屏，確保每一個細節都栩栩如生。憑藉著90Hz的刷新率，使用者可以期待流暢的交互體驗，並最大程度地減少運動病的發生。 廣闊的視野：E4C提供116°的視野，為玩家提供了沉浸式的參與體驗。搭載的菲涅爾鏡片確保了畫面的清晰度和最小的失真，從而最大程度地提升了視覺質量。 輕鬆切換：其90°翻轉設計使玩家能夠在虛擬世界和現實世界之間無縫切換。集成的三色指示燈能夠提供設備狀態的實時反饋。 專為游樂場優化：E4C專門為VR主題公園設計，使其成為VR旋轉椅、射擊和飛行模擬器、VR摩托車和賽車遊戲的理想選擇。它能夠無縫地融入各種VR主題公…

It’s been quite a while since I used Tumblr, or did any writing period. I have plans on the latter, as Edited4Content.com will be launching this summer. On the sports front, I’ll be writing a daily baseball column, a weekly minor league spotlight, and the return, after a decade, of my fantasy baseball column, Treasure Hunting. 

Many of you know me though from comic book coverage in Wizard magazine, amongst other places, and that will be here too, with regular reviews and interviews, and hopefully previews as I get things rolling again with the publishers. I already have one big interview lined up with a personal favorite of mine, a huge name in the 90s that’s doing great work for a totally different company now, and I will be talking to him about the various stages of his career over the past three decades, with spotlights on three projects I love, each for different reasons. Other writer and artist interviews will be popping up too, and I plan on having the comics coverage, along with the sports coverage, rolling by July 1.

Also, there will be other facets of me popping up that never really had an outlet before. Don’t worry - there will be tags so that you don’t have to read them if you don’t want to. Still, I was a political science major at UVM, and politics is definitely something on my mind. Also, between having also studied psychology, and mental health issues hitting close to home, in multiple ways, those might come out too.

Normally I do not post anything on my blog except for Harry Potter, but this is very important to me. 

Recently, my friend, Carly, was diagnosed with a rare form of  Leukemia. Carly has always been a fun-loving, kindhearted, girl. She loves Disney (especially Lilo and Stitch), One Direction, 5SOS, going to raves, and just having a good time. Her diagnosis was hard for everyone to accept. Nobody imagines their friend or family member being diagnosed with cancer at only 17 years old, when she’s just getting ready for her senior year. To beat this cancer, Carly will need a bone marrow transplant, but since she is Vietnamese, she needs a perfect match for this transplant to be a success. The doctors tested her family but nobody was a match. My school also recently held a bone marrow drive where 80 people were tested to see if they were a match, but so far, nobody has been.

 As Carly’s need for this transplant rises, my friends and I have taken it upon ourselves to help her find a match. We love Carly very much and want to see her get better. So this is how you all can help.

First off, getting tested is 100% pain-free and also 100% FREE. All it takes is a simple cheek swab to check if you could be a possible match. But, to get tested you must be between the ages of 18 and 44. To do this all you need to do is go to bethematch.org and register. It is simple and easy! Even if you are not between 18-44 I encourage you to spread the word by reblogging this, and also using the hashtags #CaringForCarly #E4C #BeTheMatch and #SetonStrong.