If you like trackpads theres the logitech k830 keyboard, its got the trackpad built in, i alway prefer that to a wireless mouse. Obviously you can do productivity with a laptop, but I find it a tiny bit weird having its screen on whilst you are wearing a VR headset too. What I think could well is something like a small low powered portable headless computer that you can connect to wirelessly, or carry around with you, with the VR as its screen.
Appreciate you doing a look here on how this works and feels. Ive been doing this as well and even tho set up is a bit rough at first, im absolutely sold on vr being the workspace of the future.... future being like 2 years off. The quest 3 has apps like immersed, virtual desktop and fluid that id love to see you use and review. The potential to have just 3 large high quality screens in front of you with very low latency is amazing for many people with productivity. Dont give up on it yet. 😁😁✌️
Sorry but it was the most painful viewing experience... Watching you struggle to type and being so slow and undecisive with everything... Man. Plus I think you should add "Standalone" to the title in a way or another, as normally it's intended to be connected to a PC, not standalone. When working with it, of course.
yep entire video was setup to fail -- how much video editing has he done on any Android device? No mention of any Microsoft apps, or side quest etc to overclock and install chrome etc? He doesn't even resize the screens OR run multiple browser windows or apps? And why wouldn't you use Fluid? Doesn't buy into it from Day 1 -- why would he change his mind? Awful take. I guess I don't need to watch the next video to find out he's also disappointed with using Immersed etc.
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If you like trackpads theres the logitech k830 keyboard, its got the trackpad built in, i alway prefer that to a wireless mouse. Obviously you can do productivity with a laptop, but I find it a tiny bit weird having its screen on whilst you are wearing a VR headset too. What I think could well is something like a small low powered portable headless computer that you can connect to wirelessly, or carry around with you, with the VR as its screen.
I was thinking of seeing how well the steam deck works with immersed
Appreciate you doing a look here on how this works and feels. Ive been doing this as well and even tho set up is a bit rough at first, im absolutely sold on vr being the workspace of the future.... future being like 2 years off. The quest 3 has apps like immersed, virtual desktop and fluid that id love to see you use and review. The potential to have just 3 large high quality screens in front of you with very low latency is amazing for many people with productivity. Dont give up on it yet. 😁😁✌️
Sorry but it was the most painful viewing experience... Watching you struggle to type and being so slow and undecisive with everything... Man. Plus I think you should add "Standalone" to the title in a way or another, as normally it's intended to be connected to a PC, not standalone. When working with it, of course.
yep entire video was setup to fail -- how much video editing has he done on any Android device? No mention of any Microsoft apps, or side quest etc to overclock and install chrome etc?
He doesn't even resize the screens OR run multiple browser windows or apps?
And why wouldn't you use Fluid?
Doesn't buy into it from Day 1 -- why would he change his mind?
Awful take.
I guess I don't need to watch the next video to find out he's also disappointed with using Immersed etc.
you gotta do this with real productivity apps! at least try immersed out for free