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Actually ... this is a valid question. I have a pretty high prescription and can't bear to wear contact lenses. Am I out of luck? Note: I think the price is pr
by throwaway1979 14y ago
Actually ... this is a valid question. I have a pretty high prescription and can't bear to wear contact lenses. Am I out of luck?
Note: I think the price is pretty fair. If this was open to non IO attendees, I'd sign up for it. I want to understand what the solution is for people with prescription glasses.
- clarky07 14y agoI think they noted that it is designed to work for people wearing normal glasses. not sure if it's a lesser experience or not though.
- lsc 14y agoYeah, I'd pay fifteen hundred for a reasonably small and hi-res monocular display, and wait a year, but they'd have to have a prescription insert that I could send to my optometrist or something; I don't want to have to duct tape something to my existing glasses; I want something that fits well. The other thing is that I badly want a display. I think wearing a camera all the time is kinda creepy. Most likely I would put duct tape (or something else that made it abundantly clear I wasn't recording) over the recording bit unless I was in a very clearly public situation.