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If you look up the pixel dimensions of the displays offered by even the best glasses or headsets, you’ll find that you get the equivalent of one modest screen a
by leephillips 2y ago
If you look up the pixel dimensions of the displays offered by even the best glasses or headsets, you’ll find that you get the equivalent of one modest screen at best. This includes the best of the Xreal glasses mentioned in a comment below. So I don’t think this kind of hardware will satisfy your needs.
I’m typing this on a Surface Pro 3 (running Linux), which has (is, really) a 12 inch screen with pixel dimensions of 2160x1440. It’s 10 years old; the display outclasses anything you can wear on your face.
I’m with you: I’d love to replace screens with this kind of technology. But it’s not there yet.
- leephillips 2y agoWell, I wasn’t quite correct. The Meta Quest 3 VR headset offers 2064x2208. But I don’t think you can use this as a simple monitor without installing software on your computer. And it’s a quite different experience from wearing smart glasses.
- whall6 2y agoThat’s helpful thank you.