> In our demos, we had to stand in a precise spot to see the proper 3D effect > the viewing sweet spot is narrow enough that two people standing side by side w

> In our demos, we had to stand in a precise spot to see the proper 3D effect > the viewing sweet spot is narrow enough that two people standing side by side would have to put their heads (literally) together to have the same 3D viewing experience at the same time - PC Mag Could be interesting to demo but sounds like it’s not there yet. It looks like they’re targeting business/pro’s and not the average consumer though, so maybe it’ll find an audience. Me? I’m waiting until 3D headsets aren’t so heavy and actually have the resolution to serve as a monitor replacement. My Vive pro 2 isn’t anywhere near being adequate for that, and from what I understand the upcoming apple headset isn’t hitting the specs needed yet either. Maybe in a few more years.