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Can anyone who has used this comment on it's general usability? For instance, if I lean in closer to a space will it get closer, or is my head position locked?
by mjsweet 10y ago
Can anyone who has used this comment on it's general usability?
For instance, if I lean in closer to a space will it get closer, or is my head position locked?
Would this be useful for coding? e.g. is text clear enough?
What kind of resolution is needed for text to approach the level of retina displays that we have become accustomed to?
Does anyone have any thoughts on developer experience... toolchain and IDE opportunities that would take great advantage of GetSpace?
- draugadrotten 10y ago> Would this be useful for coding? e.g. is text clear enough? It's not clear enough with todays headsets but who knows what the next gen will deliver. It could be useful to use a headset like this when the light from a normal screen would disturb others
- MaulingMonkey 10y agoI doubt we'll reach parity with my multi-4K setups in non-custom hardware for another decade or so (and this is the first generation where I no longer want for increased pixel density in my monitors.) I should try and see how well a 80x25 terminal works on current gen tech though.
- majewsky 10y ago> if I lean in closer to a space will it get closer Anything else would be stupid.
- Artlav 10y agoIf it's something like Oculus Rift, then yes - you can move your head around and lean closer, for example. If it's something simpler, with no head tracking, then no - you are fixed in one place.
- xjia 10y ago> if I lean in closer to a space will it get closer Yes, that is how it works.