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SpecialNose9325 t1_ivjys1g wrote

Reply to comment by t3hjs in LG's latest display can be stretched by 20 percent | The 12-inch full-color display can be stretched to 14 inches. by chrisdh79

Or rather, have this tech evolve to the point where the stretch allows the display to increase from 6" to 9-10" ... where it essentually goes from phone to tablet without any folding or creasing at all.

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FlippantMan t1_ivk1ytq wrote

The evolution of the old slide phones.

Have your phone slide into tablet mode.

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proxyproxyomega t1_ivk5wjj wrote

or, AR glasses that can display any sized screen or turn any surface into a smart surface.

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34209543 t1_ivk7os3 wrote

or, a VR hentai simulator with support for all five senses

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SpecialNose9325 t1_ivkl7sz wrote

Looks like you're fully invested in Zuckerbergs vision

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proxyproxyomega t1_ivksocn wrote

not Zuck, Apple. Meta is gunning for VR. Apple is pushing AR.

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yashdes t1_ivlcsvl wrote

I'm as close to an apple hater without being a hater as you can get but I'm actually really excited to see what apple has to offer for ar/vr glasses. They tend to make user experience very good on their products, even if they have very anti consumer policies, and that's what vr seems to be missing

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proxyproxyomega t1_ivlg91p wrote

what makes Apple interesting to keep on eye for AR is that they are on the right track to make it happen. for example, the lidar used for FaceID and iPhone Pro will be used to track the surroundings with accuracy. their development of tiny batteries in AirPod and Watch help make the glasses lighter. custome SoC will allow it to be fast while energy efficient. this is their biggest advantage over other companies.

the only thing that we haven't seen is the transparent lens. there hasn't been any convincing HUD capable display in the market... even Microsoft's Hololens. creating a display that is transparent but provides high contrast even in daylight will be their biggest challenge.

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