[daeken]

I just released a VNC client for Hololens, for the express purpose of exposing my Mac to that environment, for development. The resolution is absolutely fantastic. The thing about Hololens is that the resolution all depends on where the window is in reference to you; I don't know how they do what they do, but there's no blurriness, no jaggies in the least. I'm not one for hyperbole when it comes to tech, especially that in development, but I will say this: it's the closest to magic I've ever seen.

Edit: I should probably actually link it, since people might see this! https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/vncaster/9nblggh528q... Don't judge the text by the screenshots; for whatever reason, they threw a 640x480 camera on the front, and downscale everything for that. What looks like magic in real life, looks like shit in screenshots. If they don't fix that with Hololens v2, there's a serious problem with their priorities.

[hrrsn]

Interesting. We've got a Vive in the office, and the limited resolution is a serious downer. Everything looks like it's 800x600, no matter how far away it is.

[ezjones]

Would love to see some real highres screenshots. Even if the real world is lower res, to get an idea of the quality. I am still annoyed that you cant test the HoloLens on Microsoft stores.

I would get one of this instead of buying several monitors.