Digiera unveils HoloMax handheld gaming PC with 10.95-inch 2.5K 120Hz glasses-free 3D screen, 12C/24T AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU, 64GB RAM, 4TB SSD, and 80W battery - NotebookCheck.net News Digiera unveils HoloMax handheld gaming PC with 10.95-inch 2.5K 120Hz glasses-free 3D screen, 12C/24T AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU, 64GB RAM, 4TB SSD, and 80W battery - NotebookCheck.net News
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So exciting to finally see 3D gaming handhelds coming back. Its been waaay too long.
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Oh sweet!!! Things really picking up.
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Update. At the end I have moved to iPhone and ordered the spatial-glass. I was really sad since H1 was still wonderful, still unique, a nice topic of discussion every time someone spotted such a strange phone at the restaurant. Funny story: at the beginning also iPhone showed same troubles with voice, so the issue was the operator… But problems related to security (many apps, such as Google Wallet, stopped working because of Android 8) became too many to use it as daily driver; I have flashed successfully Android 9, and I was very glad since phone was working smooth and all 3D apps were working, but in a while I have discovered that any app needing some security layer stopped working since the firmware resulted modified (as, in fact, it was by me 
). I have to say that spatial-glass make iPhone a nice replacement for H1: the included player has also many features that we wanted on Leia Player but that never arrived. I would definitively recommend it to any 3D lover, and the speed by which they are adding features is impressive. Of course the exciting echo system of apps that made H1 and lumepad unique (leia viewer, holochat and leia chat, Leiapix etc) are not there 
(yet…)
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Yeah, I got one for my iPhone 15 Pro, even though I use Android Pixel as a daily driver. It definitely works well. Obviously not as good as the switchable displays with high-end head-tracking, but it works well enough, especially for the price. I’m happy with it.
I think that there is room for improvement of the eye tracking; probably there are simply some software glitches: for example I have noticed that it keeps tracking well if I move in one direction, and bad in the other direction.
A very good idea they implemented is the possibility to switch off eye tracking: I make some pictures with light effects that can be visible only without eye tracking, and that e.g. you cannot appreciate in Lumepad 2 (imagine e.g. a light shining thru branch trees). Moreover, a very nice feature is the fact that it is able to identify cinematic pictures as well as Sbs as 3D; however, at the same time I have seen that “fine tuning” of the two kind of images to avoid ghosting is extremely different, and likely the casual user can have initially some difficulty. Considering the speed of the improvement I’m confident it will converge to a very good approach.
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Yeah, the head-tracking isn’t amazing, but they could fix that in a software update. Overall though, when you’re in the sweet spot and don’t move around too much, it looks great.
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2d to 3d being put directly in new xreal glasses and will come as an update to one and one pro!
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Steam frame does not support 3d but the feature is “on our list”and 2d to 3d isn’t planned
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Looks like Leia might be teasing a phone for CES.
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I made apps for android in green/ magenta or sbs using my own custom 3d and one that converts sbs to green / magenta or red / cyan they all can work with many sites! I also made a forest firefly environment with floating screen that can work with many sites on android using my custom 3d or native 3d for full, half and top bottom and it works with phones inside vr viewers! I added my 3d to chiaki android