I don't see the use case for Vision Pro being watching TV or movies. A lot (most?) people watch while doing other things, and many do it with someone else in th

I don't see the use case for Vision Pro being watching TV or movies. A lot (most?) people watch while doing other things, and many do it with someone else in the room. Are a husband and wife each going to have separate Apple Vision Pro headsets, put them on, and watch TV side by side in a virtual space? It's hard to imagine this. The use case I like is working by myself in VR—being able to take a fast computer and large display with me on the road. As a remote worker, I can theoretically work from anywhere, but in practice I miss my 35" monitor, and can't effectively change my workflow to swap in a 13" laptop screen instead. But with the Vision, I could have everything, for one high price, and it's appealing enough that I've at least thought about trying it.