I mean, considering the thing's not out yet, I feel like 150 apps designed specifically for that hardware is pretty good. Not to over-hype it, but the iPhone d

I mean, considering the thing's not out yet, I feel like 150 apps designed specifically for that hardware is pretty good. Not to over-hype it, but the iPhone didn't have 3rd party app support at launch either. I think a $3,500 price tag is laughable, as is the idea that it could replace an actual computer while still needing to be light enough for long-term use and run off a battery, but I'm sold on the AR thing. What changed it for me was trying out the Meta Quest 3 and moving around panels in 3D space. And they'd stay there! As if they really existed irl! You could have as many "monitors" as you want (in practice).