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Re: TECH: Mixed CRT and LCD HMDs

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From: John Costella
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 23:51
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> From: diego@minerva.st.dsi.unimi.it (Diego Montefusco)
> 
> I was having a shower this morning and this awful though came to my mind.
> 
> So: why not make (for an hi-end device, of course) a viewer in which you
> have 4 - FOUR - screens? 2 hi-res monochrome CRTs, 2 color LCDs.
> For each eye you superimpose the hi-res CRT image with the low-res LCD 
> colored
> Maybe this idea is completely foolish, but maybe it's not so stupid as it
> may seem. Maybe I should just sing when having a shower, like everyone does.


If you're going to go for a luxury model, then you should definitely
make the whole apparatus waterproof too. Then you could read your
day's e-mail while taking your shower!

;-)

John

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