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Unless people are getting disoriented because the object is in the middle of their field of vision on one side and not in their field at all on the other (teste
by apendleton 13y ago
Unless people are getting disoriented because the object is in the middle of their field of vision on one side and not in their field at all on the other (testers apparently reported feeling "cross-eyed," which suggests that some people's eyes try to converge even though they can only see the display with one eye).
- Filligree 13y agoA fair point. There's an obvious hardware fix - use two screens - but it might just about double the cost of the device. Eventually, something like this will be very useful. :-)