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> The main drawback is that > your head has to be in the sweet spot for the stereo to work; the display > sends out a fan of "left eye" and "right eye" images, and you have to > position your head correctly to get the right image in the right eye. If > you're not perfectly centered, you can lose the stereo effect (both eyes > get the same image) or, more distractingly, the same eye gets parts of two > different images from different regions of the display, with a distinct > transition line that moves around as you move your head. Are you trying to tell me this isn't how everyone sees the world?
