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Microsoft does. ;) AFAIK that's because they're trying to keep the price-point low, since they're aiming for consumers. Edit: AFAIK, the tech they're using can
by RangerScience 11y ago
Microsoft does. ;)
AFAIK that's because they're trying to keep the price-point low, since they're aiming for consumers.
Edit: AFAIK, the tech they're using can support a wider FOV, but then the price jumps pretty quickly. I definitely do NOT know for sure, however; that's just what we figured when they were first announcing.
- josephpmay 11y agoMicrosoft could slightly enlarge the Hololens FOV for a significant increase in cost, but it still wouldn't be good. They would have to change the display technology they use to have something immersive.