Re:Open Source PC That Fits in Your Pocket
by mdp2021 on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @05:21AM
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> having AR glasses project a full desktop in front of us and let us control it with an imaginary keyboard and touchpad by somehow analyzing our hand movements [...] only if ... fast and hold a decent battery
I have been there. Speed and battery do not seem to be much of a problem - even with the not-recentmost technology I use, there have been laptops which "do" and last less. While having a quite decent resolution, the displays do not replace the real world experience for offering virtual keyboards - better input systems must be adopted.
Mobile systems are not «"dumbed down"»: they have more frequently found leaner options depending on the main purpose of the device, but you do e.g. control Android with physical keyboards, complete with shortcuts and function keys.
I have been there. Speed and battery do not seem to be much of a problem - even with the not-recentmost technology I use, there have been laptops which "do" and last less. While having a quite decent resolution, the displays do not replace the real world experience for offering virtual keyboards - better input systems must be adopted.
Mobile systems are not «"dumbed down"»: they have more frequently found leaner options depending on the main purpose of the device, but you do e.g. control Android with physical keyboards, complete with shortcuts and function keys.