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I agree. All AR/VR devices are replacing... AR/VR devices. But if you want to displace the iPhone/smartphone it has to be 1000x better, which today's tech simp
by irjustin 3y ago
I agree. All AR/VR devices are replacing... AR/VR devices.
But if you want to displace the iPhone/smartphone it has to be 1000x better, which today's tech simply can't do yet.
If the glasses that I'm wearing right now could become an AR device at Vision Pro's abilities then take-my-money would be in full swing and easily displace the iPhone as the "center of our lives" computing device.
- nofeelings 3y ago> the glasses that I'm wearing right now could become an AR device at Vision Pro's abilities Nevah gonna happin without breakthrough in lithography. Sub nanometer needed prolly. Ur right tho
- CamperBob2 3y agoI don't see that lithography is the barrier to practicality here. IMO trying to make AR or VR happen without some kind of direct link to the visual cortex is like trying to build an iPhone before multitouch capacitive touchscreens were practical. Smartphones went from "Pointless waste of time" to "Inevitable and incomprehensibly-important technology" overnight when that happened. Jobs had the sense to wait by the river, probably as a result of prior misfires with things like the Newton. Cook, well, not so much.