I've got a Oculus Quest 1 which I use for fitness it's perfect for me, because it gets me moving and my heart rate up and I hate normal exercise / gyms. The ot

I've got a Oculus Quest 1 which I use for fitness it's perfect for me, because it gets me moving and my heart rate up and I hate normal exercise / gyms. The other thing I have used it for is to watch movies and sync my screen from my PC. It's a bit awkward for this so i've stopped using it (due to poor battery, being too large bulky, annoying to setup with the VR features getting in the way like boundaries etc). However, when it did work watching a movie on it was great. To me it seemed like this was far better in terms of the view/screen than a top end TV, so it seems obvious to me that glasses can be the future of watching. Why have multiple screens? I can have a laptop for portability and then at home, pop on my glasses and have whatever type of screen setup I want, better than any monitor setup, want to watch TV or a movie? Pop the glasses on and it's the same as being at the cinema, in your own home. No need to take up space with a desktop computer + monitor or TV, no need to worry about finding the right place to set everything up, can literally do it from anywhere with a touch of a button. Heck can take laptop to hotel and watch movies from there and have the same experience I would at home. I'm surprised there is not more focus on something like this. Perhaps this is something Apple are going to do with all there rumoured moves into this space.