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____/ The Ghost In The Machine on Thursday 12 June 2008 19:02 : \____
> As for retinal projection...I'd have to research the issue.
> At best, it's an issue of comfort, and one has to be
> careful regarding using same during driving, without some
> careful programming (and a head position/accelerometer
> attachment to give one a HUD-like display -- and even then,
> lag enters into the picture).
>
> At worst, it's an expensive gewgaw until mass production
> can drive down its price.
One option that you have is a tiny portable monitor that's worn close my one's
eye, maybe on some eyeglasses. I saw this type of technology on the Discovery
Channel when I was about 10. For input, a glove with sensors might work also,
so you can work on the go rather than sit down (for projected keyboard). Asus
is currently working on miniature and portable projectors. They could be
attached even to cellphones.
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