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Yeah, it's just a basic 24" Dell office monitor from 2014. Actually, I have two of them. The primary appeal of the VR desktop is that you'd effectively have in
by CivBase 3y ago
Yeah, it's just a basic 24" Dell office monitor from 2014. Actually, I have two of them.
The primary appeal of the VR desktop is that you'd effectively have infinite screens which can dynamically adapt to the content. But I suspect the sacrifice to visual clarity will be enough to scare away most people from using it that way.
Maybe it would work with 8K+ displays? If you can crank the DPI high enough, I could see the VR desktop taking off. I just think 4K probably isn't enough to make it worthwhile for most people - at least not for extended, professional use.
- jsheard 3y agoYeah, this is all solvable if they can increase the resolution enough. That's not really up to Apple though, they're already on the absolute bleeding edge of display technology with the Vision Pro so now they have to wait for the display manufacturers to come up with something better, and get the prices down.