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Won't it rather have the same effect a slow phone or laptop has, like driving you really mad at times? I think I might have that issue if everything is laggy, u
by qwertox 3y ago
Won't it rather have the same effect a slow phone or laptop has, like driving you really mad at times? I think I might have that issue if everything is laggy, unless I'd like to sugarcoat a very expensive purchase of an otherwise "cool" device.
- Kluggy 3y agoIt doesn't come across as laggy, but... smeary? if I move my head to the side, everything smears for a little bit before it snaps back into focus. It's a bit rough for me to move around in, but I'm pretty sensitive to motion.
- joshstrange 3y agoSmeary is the perfect word to describe it. Whereas I would’ve described my Meta quest 2 as laggy.
- zanecodes 3y agoThat sounds like the phenomenon known as display persistence: https://developers.google.com/vr/discover/fundamentals#display_persistence https://developers.google.com/vr/discover/fundamentals#displ... It's typically avoided by displaying images for a very short period, blanking them between frames and letting the eye and brain fill in the intervening time.
- dansalvato 3y agoThings aren’t “slow” in the sense that they’re unresponsive. The UI actually feels great to use—it’s a lot of fun, it’s fluid, and it responds very well to my actions. It’s just that I’m not as fast navigating apps on the Apple Vision Pro compared to using a mouse or a touchscreen. Frustration only occurs when trying to perform a certain action and getting a different result, which doesn’t happen much for me (except in iPad apps with poor compatibility).