> It has no market. You don't know that, it's way too early to tell. > Sales will peter out to nothing after the hype because there just aren't a lot of custo

> It has no market. You don't know that, it's way too early to tell. > Sales will peter out to nothing after the hype because there just aren't a lot of customers out there who can drop that kind of dosh on a computer at all, let alone something that isn't nearly as capable as a computer like a headset But A) There are people who do spend that much on a computer and tech in general and B) Just because it may lose momentum after the hype doesn't mean it's a failure. If you want such a product to succeed, you are going to have to bankroll it and invest on it for a few year for it to get a legitimate chance. > Mac studio sales for example are 1% of their mac sales And the places that have them, wouldn't have any other product. They work with Macs and they will continue to buy these premium Macs until the end of time. It's a small market but it's a loyal market, especially when entire industries (like film post production, the recording industry, pro photography, graphic design) are all Mac-based. So this just seems like a generic anti-Apple rant.