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The Apple Vision is 3.5k - way too much, but I'm watching the videos of it. I can see how it's showing me the future. I never saw a useful demo of virtual fixe
by Supermancho 3y ago
The Apple Vision is 3.5k - way too much, but I'm watching the videos of it. I can see how it's showing me the future.
I never saw a useful demo of virtual fixed screens in real 3d space, from Oculus. ie Both fixed in relation to my head position and fixed in the space of other rooms, with realtime content...I saw VR games from the Oculus marketing. I don't care about that (although I have coworkers who do).
More monitors of arbitrary size help me as I've gotten older. Year ago, I worked in an office, instead of at home. Remote-first attitudes have shifted how I work and are able to conceptualize things I want to get done.
The Oculus has weird hand grippers. I don't want to carry those. Give me my mouse and keyboard for interaction and build for that.
I noticed because it was marketed better and at the right time for my age group.
- Qwero 3y agoWhat does that add to you having screens hanging around?
- Supermancho 3y agoI don't have to carry screens or hang them. I can put them on a wall. Putting a virtual shopping list on a traditional fridge, has my wife talking about possibilities. I can add art, virtual pictures, etc. These virtual digital devices don't break randomly (only the singular headset can break). Being able to resize screens matters when your eyes start to go is one thing, but having screens encircle you is a feat for your poor hardware (and the expertise to set it up) that I always desire...it's like tabs but better. I can probably think of more in another 5 min. That being said, I still wont pay 3500 for a helmet, even when it enables these things. We will wait.