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Bigger, yes, but much lower resolution.
by Turskarama 4y ago
Bigger, yes, but much lower resolution.
- me-vs-cat 4y agoBoth higher and lower resolution, since resolution can colloquially mean either pixel count or pixel size. I have more pixels available since rotating my view reveals more screen space, yet all of that screen space is at less pixels-per-degree. For some, less PPD is intolerable. What I have works for me most of the time.
- vxNsr 4y agoYea, I've been really temped to try something like this for travel but I don't wanna spend the $500 for potential disappointment, what is the real resolution?
- me-vs-cat 4y agoIf you're interested in VR in general, the Quest 2 is a great option today. However, I can't recommend any current option specifically as a monitor replacement when traveling. https://simulavr.com/ https://simulavr.com/ will be interesting, when it eventually becomes available.
- faeyanpiraat 4y agoThe resolution is: [disappointing × disappointing]
- Turskarama 4y agoThe oculus quest 2 has a resolution of 1,832 x 1920. If the virtual screen takes up half your field of view (usually it will be less, even if it looks big in your field of view) then it might be effectively 900x1000, but then you have to keep in mind that none of your screens sharpening tricks are in effect, so it looks even lower.