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Also, wearable computers with VR goggles in 1984? I find that hard to believe, unless it was so primitive as to be almost useless. I suppose you could have used
by m0nty 18y ago
Also, wearable computers with VR goggles in 1984? I find that hard to believe, unless it was so primitive as to be almost useless. I suppose you could have used a TRS-80 with a B&W LCD display, but the resolution would have been really poor, and functionality limited. I'm not saying he didn't do it (who knows?) but it's hard to believe he had a practical product.
- nailer 18y agoPatent filings require a proper grasp of language. He's apparently self-filed quite a few. Surely he should be able to understand basic English?
- robfitz 18y agohe mentioned this in a later reply. he's aware of it and always has other people heavily review and revise everything official. not that i actually looked at the patent apps, so i could be off.
- delano 18y agoYou're not a Tron fan?
- m0nty 18y agoMore of a Bladerunner kind of guy ;)
- russell 18y agoI tried VR goggles in a driving simulation at a show in SF around that time. They were indeed as bad as you might imagine. The resolution was so low that I could barely make out the scene.