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Companies ditched that approach because it sucks. It needs all the same hardware as just sticking the screens in front of your eyes, except actually it's even b
by crooked-v 2y ago
Companies ditched that approach because it sucks. It needs all the same hardware as just sticking the screens in front of your eyes, except actually it's even bulkier and heavier because of the stuff needed for the combined optics to work, and for obvious reasons it makes a bunch of actual AR/XR functionality impossible, like anything involving dark colors in a lit room.
- verdverm 2y agoWhatever... you just want to be negative about everything it seems
- refulgentis 2y agoNo, he's patiently explaining something complicated that is blindingly obvious if you are deranged and/or lucky enough to try both.