I'm guessing some form of augmented reality, a camera in the headset is projected inside it, with digital additions.
If not, this is even more dangerously moronic than I first thought and she needs prison time too.

I don't get it. How can you see what's in front of you at all with a VR headset on. What is she seeing? I can't imagine she has been driving with that on.

I've tried to put my controllers onto a virtual windowsill so that I could adjust my headset mid game.... so I'm not surprised this would happen after a drink or two.

It's not that VR looks real or anything, but something in the brain just accepts it as real, particularly for automatic actions, such as wanting reach out to touch etc.

Plug this in to a VR headset and a pneumatic chair and you'd be in for a hell of a ride.

Also, how great was the sound design in Aliens 1, 2 (SE) and 3 (Assembly Cut Obvs)? The maternal self destruct voice from the first movie never gets old.

so I was like "aww theres no way this guy is going to pull off anything that would impress me"... I was wrong. Also I figured with those loops and under passes he was using a vr headset and I was right. at the end he lands infront of himself.

Meh, He's not bitter... I watched a helldesk guy rip his headphones off. Open the bottom drawer in the desk. yell in to the mic "You're in the penalty box!" slam the headset in to the drawer and slam it shut and walk out of the building... He had spent an hour trying to help a lost cause.

We called those type of customers the 12 O'clock flashers. People too stupid to be able to set the clocks on any electronics in the house so they all flash 12:00.....

Every IT guy has his stories. They almost always end the same way.....
He's the person leaving the liquor store with the two cartons of cigs and the daily supply of JD...

after 6 months on the phone the only other job he's qualified for is Hostage Negotiator.

12'960 @ 43. Which is good because I listened to very loud music in my youth (metal) and went to a tun of concerts in my 20's. These days my left ear is rarely not ringing and my right ear enjoys chiming in quite often to boot . I was a bit worried my result would be quite a bit lower.

I did have to use my PC speakers, my headset is old and failed to output anything over 7k hertz. I only use it for the mic these days though.

I think there's a great potential starting to develop. Perhaps a stereo camera in the headset would have helped. The Lighthouses probably would help if they had a more Kinect style thing going on, though perhaps they were trying to minimize how much data is going to the system at this point as they controllers and headset are doing enough on their own. It does seem to be thought out better than the Oculus or Sony plans.

The main advantage I see for this is moving to a Ready Player One sort of world, especially for education.

This is just a promotional video from Magic Leap, it's right on their main page: http://www.magicleap.com/#/home

They make AR technology, and nobody in the scene is wearing a headset, so it's just a concept thing they put together.

And out come the luddites....

"Help! Save our children from that awful technology!"

FFS, this is awesome. Would be even MORE awesome with a VR headset.

I bought a headset specifically to groan continuously into the mic while playing Zombie Panic.

... so, it's a bluetooth headset without a speaker you wear on your finger.

Thanks PhP, I designed a robotic pony that virtu-pooped on my VR headset. Good news is I didn't break a law when I murdered it with my bare hands.

Why does the ranty guy in his basement have a headset mic as well as a table mic?