> You can’t ignore this thing. If it isn’t offering utility 100 percent of the time you are using it you are going to take it off and set it aside.
Isn't one of its new innovative features the ability to turn the display transparent so you can still interact with the real world without having to take the whole thing off?
I can only imagine a sci-fi scene where regular people go to the supermarket with this strapped to their heads.
Plus no matter how good its response time is, I’m sure it is not completely seamless compared to your eyes — noise cancellation alone can make you lose contact with quite a big part of reality, let alone a whole filtered view. Even in the video it was mostly used stationarily.
Isn't one of its new innovative features the ability to turn the display transparent so you can still interact with the real world without having to take the whole thing off?