No camera is interesting. On one hand, it's aesthetically strange - you would expect a computer on your face, putting screens right in front of your eyes, would be able to see what you can see. On the other hand, it improves the social experience if people don't feel like you're putting them in front of a potentially recording camera all the time.

On first blush I like the low-res, stylized display. Depends on the actual experience of it though. Seems like it might make long-form reading less pleasant.