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A '''display''' is a device that creates a visual experience by using [[light]]. It can be a [[near-eye display]] or a traditional display, like one in a laptop. Displays create light according to the state of a connected control system, such as a digital state machine or an analog electronic circuit. Examples of displays include [[laptop screen]]s, VR headset displays, and televisions. It can also be called a '''dynamic visual display''' or '''electronic visual display'''.
A '''display''' is a device that creates a visual experience by using [[light]]. It can be a [[near-eye display]] or a traditional display, like one in a laptop. Displays create light according to the state of a connected control system, such as a digital state machine or an analog electronic circuit. Examples of displays include [[laptop screen]]s, VR headset displays, and televisions. It can also be called a '''dynamic visual display''' or '''electronic visual display'''.
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There are two major types of display: World fixed display and head-fixed display. A world fixed display exists in the world, like a laptop, a TV, or a smartphone. A head fixed display is mounted to the head, meaning when you turn your head it stays in front of your eyes. Head fixed displays include VR headsets and the google glass and vuzix devices.
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There are two major types of display: World fixed display and head-fixed display. A world fixed display exists in the world, like a laptop, a TV, or a smartphone. A head fixed display is mounted to the head, meaning when you turn your head it stays in front of your eyes. Head fixed displays include [[VR headset]]s and the [[Google Glass]] and devices from [[Vuzix]].
The most important features for a display to be useful are [[field of view]], contrast (both static and dynamic and in color), and [[focal depth]] capability.
The most important features for a display to be useful are [[field of view]], contrast (both static and dynamic and in color), and [[focal depth]] capability.