> > they used in some of there camcorders. If I remember right they
> had ones
> > where it would autofocus based upon where you were looking.
Canon has this in some AF SLRs as well, though the simplest system
only identifies 3 "zones" for focusing. The intelligent AF then chooses
the "subject" from that area.
> years back) are a pair of
> 'comfort zone' sunglasses w. text screen displayed on a left side
> periphery?, I suppose to
> keep straight ahead view open, but adding left view limit eye
> strain? + no focusing lenses?
Not sure about the eye strain, but "no focusing lenses" would be
easy to achieve. You've just got to think outside the box. Can you
say holographic elements? They're simple enough to embed in
eyeglass lenses...
> > Not a lot of people
> > want to be hopping up and down yelling, "Scroll up!! Scroll up!!"
> like that
> > moron on the IBM commercial.
I was wondering about using a wearable during a test, or perhaps
in church. Imagine someone standing up during the sermon,
screaming "up 2!"
-- Chuck Knight
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