>>>>I'm not sure I follow. Do you mean smartphones, tablets, or some mutant hybrid? To me the basic quandary is the smaller the device, the less satisfying the display. As someone said here the other day, I don't want to watch a ballgame on a cell phone screen.
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>>The very largest display is perceived on an area of your eye measured in millimeters... and already there are devices that can cast images of any size directly onto that same area of retina. To paraphrase another poster, In 2011 we're like cavemen denying that TV ever will be possible because nobody can repaint an image quickly enough. ;-)
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>I'm really looking forward to this so I can watch movies widescreen while I drive without the damn DVD player sliding off the dashboard all the time.
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>The big factor that is going to hurt marketability on the mobile device with the virtual screen headset or whatever is that people around you are not going to actually see how cool you are, thereby reducing mobile's current customer base appeal about 90%, though once word gets out that people wearing those weird sunglasses are actually watching 3d movies there will be nice aftermarket for wannabees in cheap sunglasses that look like VR headsets.
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>It will, however, be a godsend to be able to do office work while skiing.

I look forward to stealing your wallet etc while you watch your 3d movie on your headset.