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For what class of people? A 35 inch curved widescreen can be had for 300ish. When I work, I need to see my surroundings. See the kid, see out the window for
by silisili 4y ago
For what class of people?
A 35 inch curved widescreen can be had for 300ish.
When I work, I need to see my surroundings. See the kid, see out the window for weather, visitors, deliveries. Make sure the dog isn't into anything. Say hi to the family when they're in/out. There's no way in hell I'm strapping on a digital blindfold.
Also, how do video calls even work? We all look like borgs? Don't tell me we're all gonna have floating cartoon avatars...
- samsolomon 4y agoMy point was it would likely look more like existing software today than the cartoonish, futuristic vision of Facebook's metaverse. My guess is a bunch of flat panels much like our computer screens with a web browser, or VS Code or Excel. The other comment here makes good points about the tech needed to power such devices though. Unless there's some sort of breakthrough maybe VR will remain for gaming and other niche applications.