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Focusing on the essential: considering attention in display design

Baudisch et al., 2003

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17159480136025647539
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Baudisch P
DeCarlo D
Duchowski A
Geisler W
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Communications of the ACM

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Focusing on the essential Page 1 LARGER SCREENS AND HIGHER RESOLUtion enhance the viewing experience by allowing for deeper immersion. Recent research shows that a wider field of view can lead to increased performance in productivity tasks [2]. Over the past years …
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