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Not on the ceiling above your bed. Not on the bus. Not in the passenger seat of your car.

andrewstuart 10y ago
A TV everywhere I go and in any direction I choose to see one is not something appealing in the least. In fact it's a repelling idea.
- falcolas 10y ago
  How about a computer monitor? Or overlay of information about your world (this bus will next arrive in 5 minutes; find out more about that statue; follow this blue line to your destination)?
  - anentropic 10y ago
    like... my phone?
    - falcolas 10y ago
      So, your phone overlays a line in your field of vision indicating which direction you're going? Or does it overlay an arrow on a digital representation of the street you're traveling, on a screen located away (and at a different focal length) from your actual view of the road?
- monk_e_boy 10y ago
  Don't buy it then. I think glancing out to sea and seeing who owns the ships and where they are going would be neat. Then bringing up aperture and shutter speed for my old rangefinder so I can take the perfect photo. Looking up into the sky and identifying the planes and birds and stars and planets. Seeing people's name tags next to them, maybe with some recent photos from facebook. All stuff I can do on my phone, but without having to take it out of my pocket. And before you go all Luddite on me ... "That sounds terrible!" I actually rarely take my phone with me and 90% of places I go have no signal. So for me this technology is almost like magic (if they can make it work) I would like to remove my TV and put a plant there.
  - jff 10y ago
    > And before you go all Luddite on me ... "That sounds terrible!" I actually rarely take my phone with me and 90% of places I go have no signal. So for me this technology is almost like magic (if they can make it work) The way applications are written today, your HoloLens won't be able to show you information about planes and ships and such without an Internet connection :(

A TV everywhere I go and in any direction I choose to see one is not something appealing in the least. In fact it's a repelling idea.

falcolas 10y ago
How about a computer monitor? Or overlay of information about your world (this bus will next arrive in 5 minutes; find out more about that statue; follow this blue line to your destination)?
- anentropic 10y ago
  like... my phone?
  - falcolas 10y ago
    So, your phone overlays a line in your field of vision indicating which direction you're going? Or does it overlay an arrow on a digital representation of the street you're traveling, on a screen located away (and at a different focal length) from your actual view of the road?
monk_e_boy 10y ago
Don't buy it then. I think glancing out to sea and seeing who owns the ships and where they are going would be neat. Then bringing up aperture and shutter speed for my old rangefinder so I can take the perfect photo. Looking up into the sky and identifying the planes and birds and stars and planets. Seeing people's name tags next to them, maybe with some recent photos from facebook. All stuff I can do on my phone, but without having to take it out of my pocket. And before you go all Luddite on me ... "That sounds terrible!" I actually rarely take my phone with me and 90% of places I go have no signal. So for me this technology is almost like magic (if they can make it work) I would like to remove my TV and put a plant there.
- jff 10y ago
  > And before you go all Luddite on me ... "That sounds terrible!" I actually rarely take my phone with me and 90% of places I go have no signal. So for me this technology is almost like magic (if they can make it work) The way applications are written today, your HoloLens won't be able to show you information about planes and ships and such without an Internet connection :(