Unlike the downers comments, I find this very exciting. Finally a leap (ugh!) forward that isn't more ppi on a screen.
Even if this product ends up being a sub-par in terms of expectations vs. reality, it's not unaffordable; and it may set a trend forward towards AR computing.
It does look, uh, a little weird on people's face. But at least it's not the size of a cat on your face.
As for the software, all we can hope is that they just open it up. Very few companies in the world can do software and hardware in perfect harmony.
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Unlike the downers comments, I find this very exciting. Finally a leap (ugh!) forward that isn't more ppi on a screen.
Even if this product ends up being a sub-par in terms of expectations vs. reality, it's not unaffordable; and it may set a trend forward towards AR computing.
It does look, uh, a little weird on people's face. But at least it's not the size of a cat on your face.
As for the software, all we can hope is that they just open it up. Very few companies in the world can do software and hardware in perfect harmony.
Why is it a step forward over those XReal glasses, for example?