Brian Fobes wrote: > > Do you run the Magio under Windows or Linux? If Windows, how do you deal > with the limited resolution of the M1? > > -Thomas > > > The difficulty with the M1 is due to 1. the > adjustment to a monocular HMD from a desktop display (monovision, > positioning, ergonomics, focus) 2. is dealing with low > resolution. 3. is the social factor. > > 1. Basic HMD adjustment takes -time- 1-2 monoths of frequent > use. Experimentation with different mounts. Monovision habituation. > 2. Low resolution shock is minimized with Emacs. (for text applications) > 3. Pretend that everyone you meet (and everyone around you) is a member of the wear-hard list > and what you are doing is nothing new :) Brian, Thomas, Instead of pretending that everyone you meet is a member of the wear-hard list, go straight for what sets nervous public speakers at ease - pretend everyone's naked. If the mental image of this isn't quite as convincing as you'd like, do what I do -- take it a step further: mediated reality! Nothing quells the uneasiness of being the only person around with a head mounted display strapped to his head like being the only person around who's wearing clothes! "I may look like a borg, but you're naked!" In gest, Jason -- ~`~`^~'~^`~^~`~^`~'~`^`~'^`~`^` tear here ~^'`~^`~^~`'^~`~'^`~^~'^~`'~`'~ Jason Cohen, MES mailto:Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Labs Distributed Processing Lab 1 Federal Street, A&E-3W, Camden, NJ 08102 p:856.338.3915 f:856.338.4144 -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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