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To: Jan Johnsen who wrote (1084)	5/16/1998 12:07:00 AM
From: BrightFuture	Read Replies (1) of 7721

mvis seems like a natural for xybernaut's 133P. zdnet.com to quote the article: "During testing, the display was relatively easy to view indoors, but like most LCD screens it was more difficult to see in daylight. Two of our testers, one with uncorrected vision and another with only minor nearsightedness, found it relatively easy to adjust the display for clear focus. A third tester with highly corrected vision was not able to use the display successfully. It's hard to believe that the Xybernaut's tiny screen would be usable during an acclimation period, but the two testers who were able to see the display found that their eyes (and brains) accommodated to the screen size within 10 to 20 minutes. Also, they were able to read it almost as clearly as a conventional-size display." i'm blind as a bat and would probably need vrd if i am ever to use something like this.

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