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I think it's the "directly" part that's incorrect, not the "paints an image onto your retina" part.
by excalibur 7y ago
I think it's the "directly" part that's incorrect, not the "paints an image onto your retina" part.
- steerablesafe 7y agoAny regular display "paints an image onto your retina".
- _carl_jung 7y agoBut then, everything we look at paints an image onto our retina, so using it as a hook for a headline feels disingenuous.
- rtkwe 7y agoIf the article is correct it is an important difference because the light is directly projected such that it's always in focus and not affected by the cornea so it's just always there and you don't have to change your focus to the read it.