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It's an interesting idea, but 1080p per eye is way, way too low a resolution to actually use for most people.

• pmontra 3y ago
  Is "most" an alias for "more than 50%"? I don't think so in general, given the amount of cheap laptops I see around. Maybe it's true for the people that are willing to pay $2000. What's odd with this device is that it runs Android. I used Android with a keyboard and a mouse in the past but it was a sub par desktop environment and for $2000 one should make sure to be able to have all files, mail, etc to work on available from Android.
  • RugnirViking 3y ago
    "most" people with 1080p laptops aren't stretching that 1080p to cover their entire field of vision and only displaying windows in small fractions of that. There's a reason VR is at minimum 4k per eye, and even then struggles with legible text
    • jeroenhd 3y ago
      They're not covering the entireffield of vision. The fov is very restricted, that's why they can get away with a 1080p display. Tbis replaces one problem for another. I'd definitely have to try it out before I'd consider buying something with a pov this small.