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For movies specifically, you don't even need VR with proper head tracking. A head-mounted display is sufficient; basically just a pair of screens in front of yo
by int_19h 1y ago
For movies specifically, you don't even need VR with proper head tracking. A head-mounted display is sufficient; basically just a pair of screens in front of your eyes, without fancy (and heavy!) lenses etc. It's much lighter, and you get better image quality, too. And it "just works" with any device that can output video over HDMI or USB-C, with power delivered over the same cable in the latter case.
- wkat4242 1y agoWell yes and no. It's much better with head tracking. Feels more like you're really in a cinema. A screen glued to your face is weird.
- int_19h 1y agoI think this is subjective. Personally I rather prefer "screen glued to my face" because I don't want to be in the cinema - I want the UX to emphasize being "in the picture", while head tracking emphasizes the fact that it is 2D.