I know people who work on AR/VR systems for Apple, Meta, and Microsoft. None of them use these toys for productivity at home. They rarely use them for entertainment. The technology to make a useful AR device just doesn't exist yet, despite Apple marketing's heroic efforts to fool people into thinking otherwise. It's like telling people that they should have a computer at home built with vacuum tubes. It's multiple technological breakthroughs too early.
Apt description to me. I do wonder if APPL has managed to wring every dollar out of the market with their inflated price and limited delivery quantity. Kudos to them if they did.
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I know people who work on AR/VR systems for Apple, Meta, and Microsoft. None of them use these toys for productivity at home. They rarely use them for entertainment. The technology to make a useful AR device just doesn't exist yet, despite Apple marketing's heroic efforts to fool people into thinking otherwise. It's like telling people that they should have a computer at home built with vacuum tubes. It's multiple technological breakthroughs too early.
Apt description to me. I do wonder if APPL has managed to wring every dollar out of the market with their inflated price and limited delivery quantity. Kudos to them if they did.