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Inspiring
April 11, 2013
Seems to work well.

A subject of "Ambilight for the Rift" would be more meaningful for this thread :twisted:
New Participant
April 11, 2013
The new samsung flexible amoled display would sort out the horizontal peripheral vision problem. Consumer version hopefully.
http://youtu.be/CckFd79KDPg
Inspiring
April 11, 2013
That is pretty cool.

Though the topic title is not very descriptive. I am going to change it to something more fitting. Don't worry, I personally read every thread on this forum, and if there is something cool I will share it with the team.

Thanks.
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MarkDeaneAuthor
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
Thanks for changing the title. I don't know why I titled it that lol.
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
great idea. I want to get those for my TV now :)
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
+1 great idea! I'll definetly try it out if the black border bothers me too much ;-)
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
I've had my Rift for a couple weeks and the black border bothered me at first. There is a reason why scuba masks aren't black around the edges.

It doesn't bother me anymore, but I think this is a great idea that will get implemented in a consumer HMDs at some point.
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
MarkDeaneAuthor
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
That's ok they can have the patent, I will just mod my rift and add my own : )
Up and Coming
April 12, 2013
"amoceri" wrote:
That's ok they can have the patent, I will just mod my rift and add my own : )



no they cant have it, i hope oculus is patenting the living thing out everything because its just stupid

that ambilight thing could be such a sweet thing for the consumer rift :(