*Review: Inexpensive "VR" Specs*
6th Sep 2005, 04:12 GMT
OSNews takes a look at some inexpensive "Virtual Reality" monitor specs. You wear them like a pair of glasses, and your eye sees the equivalent of a relatively large monitor. It's been a science fiction dream for years, and now it's available for under $200 at Geeks.com, albeit in rudimentary form. So how do they work in real life? Read more to find out. Read more on this exclusive OSNews article...
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