Talk:TDVision

TDVision Consensus

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3dtech 02:31, 6 September 2007 (UTC)

Personal Viewer

We are calling the TDVisor here a "Personal Viewer" We may need to make a page for that. The distinction between this and an HMD is that a personal viewer is not mounted on the head. 3dtech 02:24, 6 September 2007 (UTC)

• I don't see a difference: the TDVisor I see is indeed mounted on the head or attached to it [ok, it's not a helmet].

--Aseguralasa (talk) 18:35, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

Looks like advertising

This article is not encyclopedic content, it looks completely like a promotional text written by the company itself. It contains unverified and I'd say wrong statements. If not deleted, the article should be modified to just say this is a company working on this and that.

It does not explain why it is so notable, what the difference with other HMDs is, other than saying this is way better, you won't get a headache. The statement about users not noticing the difference with the real world is unaceptable.

From all I've read, TDVisor is yet another HMD: it is stereoscopic just like many others, it uses LCOS displays just like many others, it has an alleged 720p resolution (there are worse, similar and better HMDs). Don't see anything notable apart from being [when it comes out] supposedly an XGA or similar resolution HMD bellow $2000. Well, the model about to come out is only 800x600, which is not notable at all.

Comparing it to polarizing glasses, shutter glasses, etc. as the article and TDVision's website do is misleading, as comparing apples to oranges. They claim to be the first to present separate images to each eye. Wrong! The HMD was already invented. Actually there is potential flicker as LCOS usually uses sequential color (a bit like DLP projectors).

--Aseguralasa (talk) 18:35, 23 July 2008 (UTC)