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Considering the performance numbers you wouldn't need the Macbook, the VR hardware will be much faster. If they ever opened the system to run MacOS, that is, w
by ricardobeat 3y ago
Considering the performance numbers you wouldn't need the Macbook, the VR hardware will be much faster.
If they ever opened the system to run MacOS, that is, which is very unlikely :(
- noveltyaccount 3y agoYou'd hope that a $3500 head computer wouldn't require a computer to do computer stuff :(
- newaccount74 3y agoTechnically, there's nothing that prevents them from running macOS in a VM to offer a virtual Mac. They built a lot of virtualisation tech into their M processors. But I guess they won't, because (a) it's probably a bad idea to put unnecessary computational load on the headset that will use power and heat up your face, and (b) because they want to keep selling you Macs.