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It's also not factually true. Xreal Air (formerly Nreal Air) has 49 ppd. In "mirror" mode (aka a single giant screen), it feels like working on a 1080p projec
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
It's also not factually true. Xreal Air (formerly Nreal Air) has 49 ppd.
In "mirror" mode (aka a single giant screen), it feels like working on a 1080p projector. Not great. Not terrible.
In "nebula" mode (aka virtual desktop), it feels like I'm working on 3 720p screens. Great when I need to reference multiple different sources (like during development). If I'm just focused on a single document/window, a laptop screen is better.
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I think the tipping point is going to be at about 100 ppd. That seems like it will be the point where you can simulate a 1080p screen at roughly arms length while maintaining excel clarity.
- CarVac 3y agoThe Xreal isn't a wide FOV at all though, unsuitable for what SimulaVR is going for. It's more literally a head mounted display, rather than a virtual reality headset, with its 46° field of view.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoI've found the Xreal's FOV sufficient for productivity. Right now, I can't really make use of things near the edge of the FOV. 46 degrees requires a lot of eye moment to make use of.