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Yall really going to be using these on the plane? Can't wait to watch zombies pinching at the air.
by pests 3y ago
Yall really going to be using these on the plane? Can't wait to watch zombies pinching at the air.
- karlgkk 3y agoFirst of all, you don't have to move your hand or pinch "on" something for most tasks. The ones where you do move your hand, the range of motion needed is actually pretty small. You can have your hand in your lap or neutral on an arm rest, and pinch there. Hand position doesn't matter. Anyways, this is going to be indispensable on the plane and for frequent fliers. Having a full 20 foot cinema experience? Being able to quickly pause and interact with an attendant or the person next to you without taking it off? Killer.
- pests 3y ago> and pinch there Pinchers! I'm only teasing honestly.
- wudangmonk 3y agoAre people looking down and flicking their fingers the hip crowd and the air pinchers the lamers?.
- filoleg 3y agoYou don’t need to look down for this. You look at the windows that you want to move/interact with, which are presumably in front of you (not down below), and that acts as a pointer. While your hands are on your lap, which you use to click/drag things. It is kind of similar to how you don’t need to look at your keyboard or mouse buttons to interact with things on your screen.
- dylan604 3y agoThis was in the marketing for the previous VR headsets. They looked just as goofy as Palmer on the cover.
- grecy 3y agoWhen I want to go to sleep I put on an eye mask on the plane, or I stare like a zombie at the screen on the back of the chair in front of me. Either way I have noise cancelling headphones. Honestly, I just see something like a headset just making my experience a bit more personal, which isn't a bad thing.
- dymk 3y agoKids these days with their walkmans and their headphones, no respect at all I tell ya