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"Upon first learning about the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, you may have had one of two reactions. Most of us would look at the promising headset and think, \"that looks really promising.\" Others, however, have only one question: \"Will it fit over my glasses?\"The short answer is no, it won't. The longer, much more positive answer is that even those with impaired vision will be able to use the Oculus Rift when it's finally available to consumers. While the unit won't fit over eyeglasses &amp;ndash; creator Palmer Luckey tells us it would put the headset too far away from the user's face &amp;ndash; it will have adjustable optics. Exactly how these will be implemented hasn't been finalized, though two possibilities include binocular-like dial adjustment or special optical inserts. The only impairment that could be problematic, says Palmer, is cases of severe astigmatism, though that may be correctable via software.In other words, years of destroying your eyes by sitting too close to the screen won't stop you from strapping this one directly to your face."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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