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People are willing to work for things that are worth it. Most people take time to learn new skills. The important piece is that it needs to be worth the effort.
by LeafItAlone 3y ago
People are willing to work for things that are worth it. Most people take time to learn new skills. The important piece is that it needs to be worth the effort.
I switched to a split keyboard with a different layout because I was suffering from an RSI. It was worth me to take the time to relearn something I had done for decades to be able to continue typing. Most people don’t need to and get no benefit, so they don’t.
Apple just needs to make a product that provides enough value that people are willing to deal with the initial hump of discomfort.
- d3w4s9 3y ago"are worth it" ok now please prove these gimmicks are worth the $3500 price tag
- rchaud 3y agoUnfortunately there is a market for being an opinionated early adopter online. "This will change everything" type commentary is sadly an effective clickbait tactic.
- LeafItAlone 3y agoWell, I can’t, because it’s not released yet and I don’t have one. Which is why I said > Apple just needs to make a product that provides enough value that people are willing to deal with the initial hump of discomfort. And not that they have already made one.
- ianai 3y agoBut what would such feature be? I'm thinking the personal equivalent of a fully immersive screen could do it. But if it's fundamentally limited, like more of an Apple TV device, then maybe not.
- jbc1 3y agoPeople drop that on computers and monitors that don’t even have gimmicks.