Thanks for posting that!
I'm pretty much blind in one eye. The entire time I was wondering if I could get a discount for one with only one screen.
Then at the end, the guy says he's mostly blind in one eye and it's still a cool experience.
I was also wondering....
If high def flexible screen technology makes it to the consumers, someone could make a racing helmet with the screen on the shield instead of being like goggles. For me, it would be even cooler because you would still have all your peripheral vision. If there was a way to hack in the head tracking, I'd be set.
Would that stand a chance in the market even though it's not stereoscopic?
...and that also lead me to wonder if anyone has ever rigged up a fan that changed speeds based on your speed in a simulator?