I don’t think it would’ve sold like hot cakes. But I think it could’ve gotten a decent toehold. Be more than the near joke it is now. I know two people who hav

I don’t think it would’ve sold like hot cakes. But I think it could’ve gotten a decent toehold. Be more than the near joke it is now. I know two people who have them and like them quite a bit. I bought one to try it, but returned it during the initial window. Neat technology, but it wasn’t there for me. What it needs is apps and good use cases. Every barrier you put in front of that, like Apple’s ridiculous App Store policies, is only going to keep that away. There are other issues. They could’ve made it cheaper and lighter. Not even lending them to selected developers before the launch seems like a complete failure. So instead it does media consumption, like an iPad or a quest, acts as a virtual Mac display, which some people really like, and runs iPad apps. For $3500. Surely someone would’ve thought of something neat to do with it if they weren’t trapped in the sandbox.