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> Of course, if you want to have people over to watch a movie/game, that complicates things. Or sit down with your family and watch something. That's still a
by mcphage 3y ago
> Of course, if you want to have people over to watch a movie/game, that complicates things.
Or sit down with your family and watch something. That's still a thing people do, right?
- gnicholas 3y agoFor sure, my comment was in the context of single people, for whom the case is the most compelling IMO. I have a family and imagine that I'll get one in the next 24-36 months, my wife will eventually get one, and our kids will beg us to use them. I do think the hedonic treadmill will be real here, and the experience of watching TV will seem lackluster by comparison. One demographic that will continue to prefer regular TVs is the Netflix-and-chill crowd, which would be concerned about knocking visors when going in for a kiss...