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For me, a completely virtual desktop for work.

• aetherson 9y ago
  Highly limited field of view means that even if everything else lines up for this (which is unlikely), it won't work for you. EDIT: Also, this seems like a better use case for VR than AR. EDIT2: Also, it can't draw black.
  • cheez 9y ago
    I tried VR, way too immersive.
    • amelius 9y ago
      Maybe a better way to implement AR would be by combining real-world images (through cameras) with CGI into a VR goggle. One problem though: focusing your eyes doesn't work as expected. But at least you can get better black pixels.
• curiousDog 9y ago
  As someone who suffers from neck issues, a VR/AR setup that’ll let me code without straining my neck while looking at a monitor would be a godsend. Is anyone aware of such a setup that exists today?
  • pedrocr 9y ago
    The Oculus Rift supposedly made that possible in one of the latest versions. But I'm curious why you strain your neck looking at a monitor and wouldn't looking at a virtual monitor. Don't you just need to adjust the monitor physical location to whatever the virtual location you would use?
    • jamesrcole 9y ago
      That's easier said than done. I don't know the requirements of the person you're replying to, but it can be things like needing to lie in bed with screen fairly directly above you, or it can be that the physically constants of your space limit the positions that a monitor can be placed in.