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I remain unconvinced that a lot of people will want to spend most of the time they are awake with VR/AR goggles strapped to their face.
by dividedbyzero 3y ago
I remain unconvinced that a lot of people will want to spend most of the time they are awake with VR/AR goggles strapped to their face.
- makeitdouble 3y agoIf someone told me as a kid that I'd spend more than half or my waken hours with a screen in front of me I'd have called bullshit on them as well. On principle if this device was better than our current laptop screens I think it would be a no-brainer. With it being so early in the tech yet, reportedly heavy (why did they think metal was a good idea), and with only so much resolution, it's still hard to justify as a work expense.
- alwillis 3y ago> I remain unconvinced that a lot of people will want to spend most of the time they are awake with VR/AR goggles strapped to their face. Nobody suggested that it should be used all day for most people. However, when I watched the keynote, I immediately thought how much nicer it would have been at the peak of the COVID pandemic to be using an Apple Vision Pro for all of my Zoom calls on the living room couch (or the porch) instead of being stuck at my desk with at the desktop.