i can usually get byjust fine watching tv on my phone. there are obviously some games to play. one is this ghost shooting game where the ghosts are overlaid on your real living room. and another app turns your desk into a tower defence game, so you can walk around and see it in 3d. these were definitely very cool to try, and i think anyone who has a go at this would say it was very impressive as a tech demo. i don t know how often you would go back to these games. for me, the real potential in this lies in productivity. imagine being able to go to a coffee shop, putting these on, and seeing three huge virtual monitors so you could do some video editing without needing to bring a display with you. the closest i got was plugging this into my laptop and the glasses then act as a second monitor, so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around
who has a go at this would say it was very impressive as a tech demo. i don t know how often you would go back to these games. for me, the real potential in this lies in productivity. imagine being able to go to a coffee shop, putting these on, and seeing three huge virtual monitors so you could do some video editing without needing to bring a display with you. the closest i got was plugging this into my laptop and the glasses then act as a second monitor, so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you re out shopping. they re not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in, or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you it s just not that kind of augme
who has a go at this would say it was very impressive as a tech demo. i don t know how often you would go back to these games. for me, the real potential in this lies in productivity. imagine being able to go to a coffee shop, putting these on, and seeing three huge virtual monitors so you could do some video editing without needing to bring a display with you. the closest i got was plugging this into my laptop and the glasses then act as a second monitor, so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you re out shopping. they re not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in, or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you it s just not that kind of augme
as a tech demo. i don t know how often you would go back to these games. for me, the real potential in this lies in productivity. imagine being able to go to a coffee shop, putting these on, and seeing three huge virtual monitors so you could do some video editing without needing to bring a display with you. the closest i got was plugging this into my laptop and the glasses then act as a second monitor, so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you re out shopping. they re not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in, or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you it s just not that kind of augmented reality experience. although it s an idea of what