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>Anyone who flies a lot will be able to use it as advertised now for entertainment and work. It will have the added advantage of being private, so nobody can s
by another2another 3y ago
>Anyone who flies a lot will be able to use it as advertised now for entertainment and work.
It will have the added advantage of being private, so nobody can shoulder surf what you're doing.
But ergonomically, writing emails, presentations and filtering spreadsheets - I'd need to use it to
see how fun that might be.
I guess you can see through the screen, so you know if somebody needs your attention ?
- b_t_s 3y agoIt might sound silly, but I would be fine using this with a keyboard and touchpad. The lousy thing about working from a laptop is the screen being tiny and in the wrong place. It's bad in general, but it's intolerable on a plane. This solves that.
- prawn 3y agoIt looks like you either dial up/down the immersion, so you could always see people at the fringes, or the passthrough would mean you could see someone like a steward appearing to get your attention.
- matt-attack 3y agoActually it looks like someone approaching will automatically fade in, even if your immersion had been dialed up.