the answer for the hobbyist is a wearable TV set. cheap, readily available, and usually fullcolor. (VVSport, Virtual IO, PT-1, old camcorder viewfinder from the garbage or dumpster, etc.) yes many are a little blurry. yes you need big fonts, but it works and it's cheap! steve > > > Name: VaporWear. > > Serriously guys... What are you going to do about a display? Answer that > question in a realistic way and there is no need for a huge effort to > build these things. With a display it seems to me that almost anyone > could slap together a wearable out of a laptop or pc10X stuff. > > However! Without a reasonably cheap and ACTUALLY AVAILABLE display? > Nothing. Again and again on this group - well meaning people very > interested in this technology running around in circles without the most > basic and rare item - a reasonably priced HMD. > > Thomas Blackard - I believe you are our only real hope! Are you? How > are things going? Will I ever get to see people (non-MIT) actually > building these things? > > depressed > -sam
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