> or else you put up the two pages on the screen at the same time and then they get… small. Or else you put up the two pages on the screen at the same time and

> or else you put up the two pages on the screen at the same time and then they get… small. Or else you put up the two pages on the screen at the same time and then they are totally fine. Because they can't be not fine on a 43" in the landscape orientation. Even when I had 27" it was totally fine to read comics and manga on it. > And I’m also not going to go sit at my desk with the big monitor to read a comic book To each their own > Enter Vision Pro. There are no limits to the page size because the screen is filling your field of view Is this supposed to be a good thing? > and then walk up > ... I went ahead and stitched a few comics pages side-by-side ... The photo at the top of this post gives you a rough idea for what it’s like Ah, yes. Using a touchscreen of your computer would give you Gorilla Arm Syndrome, but constantly turning your head, repeatedly, in span of minutes to hours is totally not give you a nastiest neckache. > But the interaction is, at this point, really fiddly. Yes, the most useful interface for something more than just turning pages (ie zooming and panning) is.. a computer mouse. No, not impressed. > display that’s at least 13 inches wide and a little more than 10 inches tall > There’s a few monster laptops that get close, but I’ll never buy such a beast Chromebook: 10.22" x 6.66" 13" notebook: 12.20" x 7.48" 14" notebook: 12.26" x 8.80" Not 1:1! My dots are not exactly the same size they are on paper! Totally, absolutely unreadable! (proceeds to wear Apple Vision Pro (r)(tm) to have the page fill all their field of view) More important part, totally omitted in the article: Even if it would somehow work then it would work only when you are home and/or alone. It wouldn't work on a bus (and I mean a normal bus, not a US one) or almost any other public transportation, except some long distance trains. You wouldn't take out these and wear them, to read the next issue while you have a spare 5 minutes while at the bus stop or waiting a doc' appointment. Sure, I'm not a comic connoisseur, but it's really looks like a solution in search of a problem.