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Ask HN: Experience with smart glasses to replace laptop monitor for dev work
By smart glasses I mean devices in which a computer video is projected, not necessarily with the image changing based on head motion.
Is anybody using one of those to replace their work computer display for doing dev or sysadmin work? Or has anyone tried but found that it wasn't working for them?
I am hoping to solve two issues:
* I like to sit in different seats, different rooms, and even on the floor throughout the day. Having the computer display projected in my eyes rather than having to move my head to orient my eyes towards the screen would allow me to always have the posture I want. No need for special desk etc...
* reading glasses: with my short distance sight detoriating with again, I feel I need a different prescript for each distance I set my laptop at
- billconan 6y agoI have tried google glasses , after actively using it for 10 minutes, it will get very hot and start to burn my face. And luckily that won’t last very long due to poor battery life.
- dorfsmay 6y agoI don't need to walk around with them, my main goal is a better sitting posture, and I'd be fine with a model that has a cable connected to the laptop, in fact, that's how I imagined it in my first thought.
- stocktech 6y agoI have thought about using a VR headset. I'd be curious to see any reviews on this. https://www.vspatial.com/ https://www.vspatial.com/ https://immersedvr.com/#features_tag https://immersedvr.com/#features_tag
- wizzerking 6y agolots of headaches, even with 4K glasses prototypes
- dorfsmay 6y agoAre you prone to headaches? Do other things trigger headaches for you? Beside the headaches, was it usable? Did it require more efforts than working with a classic LCD monitor?