Sony's gonna beam images into your brain!

[dragoninja]

Originally posted by Darkfox
Worse yet, it might not get thurough testing...

somehow, I hope it doesn't, or we might have a world full of braindead gamefreaks -_-

[Drace]

I'll stick to screens till they make holographic games.

[dragoninja]

Agreed...

[Razor]

I will still like to point out how incredibly negative you are, Darkfox.

[Darkfox]

Hey, when I see a questionable and possibly crap idea, I'm not going to suguarcoat my comments on it. So deal with my hatred towards questionable technology.

I have a bit more than your average user's knowlege on such words as "ultrasonic" and how electronics react to nervous impulses of the mind (or vice versa). I relate my knowlege to the now and the most possible tomorrow, and I have given specific examples on how this could fail, it effect, I am critiqueing it, albeit I am a bit harsh on it due to my concerns on it's effects therof on the user's brain tissue. Several issues are indeed present with this technology, one of the most minor is headaches or temporary loss of feeling in limbs due to a mistimed mechanism. Among more severe there is chances of shock or seizures.

Remember that this technology is saying that it's directly to the person's brain and that is some seriously sensitive tissue...

[dragoninja]

Razor, you've gotta admit that Darkfox does have a point . . .
quite a few points to be accurate . . .

[Drace]

Ok. So this is all impossible. Next discussion, holographic games. Well, possible?

[Darkfox]

It's possible. It would require a means in which to materalize an image. Maybe micro lasers of variable colors. Though as lasers there runs a bit of a risk of eye injury due to one making contact to the eye, so it should be labeled that one should not try to get face to face with the holograms XD.