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	==Virtual Reality HMDs==		==Virtual Reality HMDs==
	VR HMDs have displays with large [[field of view]] that covers the entirety of the user's vision. Humans have about 120 degrees of binocular vision<ref>http://www.artinarch.com/vp05.html</ref>, the display of a VR device should comprise the entire vision range. A large FoV is important to create [[immersion]] for ~~its user~~.		VR HMDs have displays with large [[field of view]] that covers the entirety of the user's vision. Humans have about 120 degrees of binocular vision<ref>http://www.artinarch.com/vp05.html</ref>, the display of a VR device should comprise the entire vision range. A large FoV is important to create [[immersion]] for the wearer.