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No video input, no dice. This thing could have been useful on day one for lots of people, from drone operators to cinematographers to programmers. But Apple's
by NoPedantsThanks 3y ago
No video input, no dice.
This thing could have been useful on day one for lots of people, from drone operators to cinematographers to programmers. But Apple's sad fear of I/O has crippled yet another product.
People should expect that a $3500 video-display device has a way to get video into it.
- jhatemyjob 3y agoIt's actually insane, it's been over a decade, and nobody put 2+2 together on this. It's right in the name... Head Mounted Display. I bet Luckey had something like this working in the early days but abandoned it because it wouldn't work for games. What a shame
- NoPedantsThanks 3y ago[dead]