@shac in its current form, what can you even reasonably do with it? Watch movies? Cool, I'd pay maybe $350 for that, but certainly not $3500.
If it came with macOS and the Game Porting Toolkit preinstalled, then it'd be a whole different story. And then I'd seriously consider shilling out $3500.
But Apple will of course never do that, they need the system to be locked down. They want to recreate the success of the iPhone and the App Store, but they skipped the growth phase and went straight to the extraction phase, and are wondering why developers don't flock to them in hordes.
Maybe a lot of money getting sinkholed into AI also played a role, idk. Apple should have billions to spare though, so idk.
@banty @shac good question, I have no idea. The Vision never made it to Switzerland, so I can't even go in for a demo.
But if it held up technologically... how would I use it, exactly? Standing up, using hand gestures? Sounds inefficient and tiring. Sitting down, using my trackpad and keyboard? Sounds like my head would still get tired from the weight, and I couldn't wear my noise-cancelling headphones...
@shac oh yeah, that's the other thing. This is the "Pro". Where is the non-Pro? Where is the Air, the entry model?
And another aspect that also affects movies: this is a single-user device, full stop. Two people can watch a video on a phone together, but not on this. Much less have a movie night or anything of the sort. So whatever the use case you wanna build it around, that has to be taken into account when evaluating competition with existing devices.