Zen Viewfinder

==Info==
The Zen Viewfinder is a virtual reality headset developed and manufactured by Zen Studios. It is compatible with VR games on PC (via Steam) and on most Zen OS-running products.
The headset features inside-out tracking via infrared light emitting from the front and being detected by the controllers. Because of this, the front of the headset is meshed so as to let light pass through. It also features two cameras, to allow for AR or mixed reality.
The controllers come in the form of gloves that, once put on, can track every movement of the hand, including fingers, with close-to-perfect accuracy. They're made of an elastic material that can stretch to fit most hand sizes.
The Zen Viewfinder can be connected to a compatible device via USB-A, USB-C, or Wi-Fi (via a program, if connecting to a PC, or via the Settings app, if connecting to a compatible Zen OS device). Connecting via Wi-Fi is only recommended on connections with internet speed of at least 30 Mbps, as anything lower will decrease graphical quality and possibly cause stuttering on the image.
==Trivia==
* The Zen Viewfinder was nicknamed "Project: Wow Would You Look At That, Huh." during development.
* The headset is not the first time Zen Studios attempted to develop a VR-capable product. However, due to technological limitations at the time, none of those prototypes ever saw the light of day.
* The Zen Viewfinder's resolution is identical to that of the Valve Index. However, whereas the Index uses LCD panels, the Viewfinder uses OLED panels.