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Message: [QUOTE="TheForce, post: 4659279, member: 720"] I don't think you understood how vision correction works. The eye doesn't tell the glasses how to correct. The prescription dictates the correction and that correction is determined from an eye exam. The eye exam is conducted by a series of eye tests where you describe what is in focus and what isn't. While I see a possibility of someone doing their own eye exam to determine the correction, that was not claimed in the speculation I saw. Apple already has one eye test I use for calibrating 3D so why not do more? There were no promises, only leaks of what is under development and speculation. Let's not get carried away here. I just said based on what what was shown, and the price of $500 I would be an early adopter. I was disappointed when Google dropped development of their AR project. BTW- I use Oculus Rift HMD to edit 360 VR video I shoot with Adobe Premiere Pro. It saves many hours of editing VR than with a flat screen. I've told you this before going back to the first days of the apple watch. Nobody ever created anything with the attitude of can't. Eventually the naysayers arrive to the present with the rest of us. We saw it with the desktop computer, the laptop, the ipad, the smart phone, the apple watch and similar that work with android. Solar power, electric vehicles, and on and on. [/QUOTE]