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A lot of people said exactly this when cell phones were Zach Morris sized, but 3 decades later here we are. We can probably expect VR/AR to take about that lon
by VectorLock 4y ago
A lot of people said exactly this when cell phones were Zach Morris sized, but 3 decades later here we are.
We can probably expect VR/AR to take about that long if not longer. So Mark might not be wrong, he just might be way early.
- rish1_2 4y agoyou can't shrink your head. The smallest version is a pair of glasses. There was a privacy concern when people started wearing Google glasses in public if I remember correctly. The norm has to be respected until the norm changes.
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- wilsonnb3 4y agoWhy not a contact lens? Or a brain implant.
- int_19h 4y agoThe problem with Google Glasses was that they looked basically like glasses (being AR), in many ways other than size - starting with the fact that they were transparent. A VR headset, even if it's equally compact, won't look like glasses - certainly not if the designers don't want it to.
- zelos 4y agoBut Zuck is surely talking about AR glasses here, right? Full VR isn’t going to be a ubiquitous platform like phones/laptops etc.
- throwaway4aday 4y agoHave you seen the size of the latest batch of flagship phones? They're a heck of a lot bigger than my glasses.