I had an Oculus Quest and it was a really great device. After the "Meta" rebrand, the quality rapidly decreased and now it wants me to upload my ID to Meta to keep using it. Absolutely not! Zuckerberg already has way too much information o…
Looks like superb hardware, and contrary to many others the use cases this is designed for look actually worth it. "AVP but lighter and cheaper" or "looks designed for trains or planes" . . . well, obviously. The key problem is it's Meta. …
Youtube video Meta released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyD_bmMy5nQ And another random youtube influencer who tried it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J8oIs1GA0o $1300 price
Coming from Quest 3, everything about it sounds great BUT for that FOV. Even on Quest with 103 x 96, I sometimes feel like I'm looking around through a mask or binoculars. Can't imagine how restrictive it might be on 70 x 66. Hopefully it'…
He's the only one on the couch. The only one at the sports game. The only one at the movie theatre. At the office, it was nice to see him put the glasses down and shake hands with the person who rocked up. If that person had arrived 'in VR…
If you are going to buy one, this is the platform you support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=1618&v=qp2IbgJ5Z-8 I know you probably know that, but this is a new low, even for Meta.
I want a glasses-with-puck style like this with a great fov and resolution good enough for crisp text work and nothing else. for sound I just want it to be small enough to wear with headphones. It would be fantastic if I could run a real O…
I just got swept up in this mass Threads suspension yesterday, despite not using it. I am locked out of Facebook and Messenger, and my Portal, Oculus, and Glasses are now bricked. I pay them $12 for Instagram a month, mostly to deter usern…
I am so so glad Meta, or any company continue to invest in AR and VR. Not because I like AR / VR, to the contrary I am not a big fan of wearing a glasses to use it. But it is the only thing that will move Low Latency Computing forward. Eve…
I can't help but feel like all the tech glasses are basically a way to get more ai training data where they can get like a constant stream of human POV stuff.
I've been in this space since Oculus DK1. I've yet to see the first use case that makes it more than a party trick. I tried pushing it for 3D configurators during sales, but sales people hate it with reason: you're missing out on the buyer…
So these are not actually "VR", right? They are the same fixed projected display cinema glasses that you can buy from half a dozen different brands today?