Just spitballing, but if you want to do VR a small field of view is unacceptable, you need the full field of view for it to make sense. To the extent that I'm

Just spitballing, but if you want to do VR a small field of view is unacceptable, you need the full field of view for it to make sense. To the extent that I'm guessing full field of view is a computing limitation and not a hardware limitation, the cord-free tech may not be ready for VR. Also, screens probably require more power than their light field display, which makes a large field of view doubly hard.