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I think from what they showed off it's not a tool for knowledge workers either. It looks like it has the "iPad Problem" where it's artificially handicapped. If
by goosedragons 3y ago
I think from what they showed off it's not a tool for knowledge workers either. It looks like it has the "iPad Problem" where it's artificially handicapped. If I need another computer and that computer must be made by Apple to do data analysis, programming, or some other workflow not blessed by Apple what's the point? Okay, it'll probably work with PCs through some clunky workaround but that's the point.
- newaccount74 3y agoI don't consider needing the extra computer a handicap. I wouldn't want my code compiling and test suites to run on a computer strapped to my face, no matter how powerful it is. And as part of my work, I connect to a lot of different machines, either through SSH or through Screen Sharing. If I could have a separate screen for each of the machines it would be super sweet. Right now, if I want to stream some logs from a remote server, I have to find some free space on one of my physical displays. With Apple Vision I could just create an additional virtual display somewhere. I think Apple Vision is already a useful product if it just offers freely configurable virtual screens. Whether the actual computing happens on the headset or on a different device is something I don't care about.