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In continuing its effort to push out more Virtual Reality (VR) content for customers, PICO announced that it is now compliant with the OpenXR standard. This will allow developers to run OpenXR apps on PICO headsets with minimal modification, thus, more VR games.

PICO Malaysia has announced a special promotion in conjunction with Valentine’s Day in which consumers can get up to 50 per cent off all apps and games on the PICO Store. Happening from 11pm on 10 February until 11.59pm on 19 February 2023, read below to know more about the special offer.

Today, PICO Malaysia just announced that the PICO Neo 3 Link's price has been slashed to RM500. To refresh your memory, the original price of the VR headset was RM1599 but with the new price drop, it's now RM1099 and available for purchase nationwide and in PICO Stores across all platforms.

PICO Malaysia is offering special deals in conjunction with the upcoming Christmas celebration to make it #TheBestXmasGift for virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts in our country. Happening from 3 to 25 December 2022, consumers can get the company’s all-in-one VR headset PICO 4 at a discounted price and with additional free games as well as extra free gifts.

The PICO 4 was only recently announced in the middle of October so we didn't expect it to be on promo sale that soon. From today onwards until 15 November 2022, the PICO 4 can be purchased at RM100 less than its retail price, at RM1,599 for the 128GB variant and RM1,899 for the 256GB variant. 

PICO today launched the PICO 4, the first All-in-One VR Headset introduced to the Malaysian market. Offering Malaysians a multitude of ways to build new connections, reimagine life experiences and unlock boundless potential. Blending sleek minimalist design and technology, the PICO 4 sports wireless all-day play with better comfort through a lighter body and balanced design.

ByteDance's virtual reality headset brand Pico has launched a new product today. The Pico 4 sets to arrive in several European and Asian countries, aiming to become a much more accessible VR headset in the current market with a price that doesn't scare its customers off. 

A start-up company out of Beijing wants everyone to have a VR experience without breaking the bank. While other mobile VR goggles needs a smartphone to work in tandem with the headset, the Pico Neo is a standalone device that itself is an Android device running Marshmallow without the need of any additional hardware.  

Pico Projectors are teeny tiny LED (usually) based projectors that are much easier to carry around than your average projector (which are about the size of a standard mini-tower desktop). While there are pico projectors for smartphones, most pico projectors of that kind only work for a certain type of smartphone. So far, only the Samsung Galaxy Beam and the Promate lumiTab are the only smartphone and tablet that have built-in pico projectors. Well, now with the Smart Beam (or otherwise known as the INNOIO INNOCUBE) cube you can get a pico projector that works with any smartphone.