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03-10-2012, 10:19 AM
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imagine one of those connected to a powerful Pad, one could flightsim anywhere!
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03-10-2012, 01:35 PM
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Far more important as resolution, will be the apparent field of view (AF) of such a device.
Sony's field of view is only 45°. Have you ever watched through binoculars or telescopes equipped with eyepieces with only 45° AF? It's like looking through a barrel with the typical big black circular Border. But if you equip the same telescope with a 100°AF wide angle eypiece you'll get the feeling of looking through the window of a space ship! There are no boarders, no tunnel view, just a free floating image in front of your eyes. The prices for these optics are very high, because it's very complicated to generate a sharp image over the entire field of view so close in front of your eyes. The SENSICS solution from louisv offers 120° horizontal and 45° vertical. This is already a very good benchmark. So if I would have money..... 
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03-11-2012, 02:17 PM
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Think I will stick to my monitor and mouse to look. Don't wanna look like a tit, even for the sake of a better gaming experience
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