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I have one of these and a Hololens. Basically the ML1 is incremental improvement. There are still no mainstream consumer use cases that are plausible.
by spullara 8y ago
I have one of these and a Hololens. Basically the ML1 is incremental improvement. There are still no mainstream consumer use cases that are plausible.
- sbr464 8y agoCurious--how is the font rendering/text quality? Example, working with digital cards with a title, short description, maybe numbers (currency/stats etc), reading them quickly and organizing them. I'm familiar with Oculus, so maybe in general and compared to the Rift?
- spullara 8y agoHard to say. The experience is quite a bit different than VR headsets. I can imagine that with its small FoV that it ought to be a bit better but I don't have an easy way to compare them.
- ReverseCold 8y agoHow about...How big does text need to be in order for you to be able to comfortably read it? (Compare using a quarter or other common object a certain distance away from you.) For example on the rift, text is readable when it's the size of a quarter ~3 feet away from me.
- sand500 8y agoIncremental improvement and $700 cheaper.
- ngokevin 8y agoOver a 2+ year old product that is about to release a next version. At this stage, price is not a big deal. It's not close to consumer targeting. At least Microsoft gives some out to developers.
- sand500 8y agoIts important for developer adoption but I expect at least at least 10 years of iterations of the tech getting better and cheaper.