>The high resolution needs to be only at the center of the field of vision. Outside the center, low res will do fine. It sounds like you're describing foveated

>The high resolution needs to be only at the center of the field of vision. Outside the center, low res will do fine. It sounds like you're describing foveated rendering[1] which requires that the headset also track where your eyes are looking, not just the direction of your head. It's a very exciting possible future direction for VR/AR but I think it's still a bit off (and likely still requires very high resolution miniaturised display for the foreseeable future) [1] http://www.roadtovr.com/hands-on-smi-proves-that-foveated-rendering-is-here-and-it-really-works/ http://www.roadtovr.com/hands-on-smi-proves-that-foveated-re...