CHIBA – At this year’s Tokyo Game Show, the big draw was next-generation 5G networking — setting pulses racing with the prospect of a radically more immersive gaming experience.
Offering data transmission speeds around 100 times faster than 4G, 5G is expected to enable more seamless imagery — particularly lower latency, more vivid images — and sharper motion. Industry experts say it will dramatically improve the quality of augmented and virtual reality games.
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