I agree, it is a surprise. Vision Pro feels niche, at least for now. In some ways, Meta's new smart glasses almost seem like something more along the mass marke

I agree, it is a surprise. Vision Pro feels niche, at least for now. In some ways, Meta's new smart glasses almost seem like something more along the mass market "lifestyle" concept that Apple would normally go for. With Large Multimodal Models coming online now, it really seems like that Meta product has a lot of room to grow. Recognizing the world around you, and giving you very intelligent audio feedback on it seems pretty darn useful. Especially in a form factor that people have already accepted out in the public. The LMM -> audio playback interface seems like a great way to get around the display issues for a sci-fi Google Glass. But I suppose Apple will likely be later to market in that space as well, with an even more perfect product. That's assuming they can go from Siri to leading edge LMM.