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I was surprised to hear this because somehow my perception was that everyone had backed off of AR.
“Tim cares about nothing else,” the source told Bloomberg. “It’s the only thing he’s really spending his time on from a product development standpoint.”
I also had missed the Orion prototype.
222 sats \ 5 replies \ @freetx 29 Apr
I'm unconvinced there is a giant market for AR glasses.
Perhaps eventually.... or maybe not....maybe people are happy to just check their phone every so often.
Kinda like "3D TV", that was something the industry tried to push for 30+ years and it never caught on....because people are ok (and maybe prefer) 2D TV watching...
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Yeah, I'm far from convinced. Not impossible that there is a significant market but I think the tech still has a way to go before it will stick let alone be as widespread as smart phones.
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I'm also unconvinced, but I have to admit that I also was unconvinced and underwhelmed by the iPad, but OH how wrong I was about that...
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That's funny. So was I.
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3D is a good comparison because this feels like an evolution of that - more digital immersion. Technology's arrow seems pointed that direction. It's hard to tell what kind/level of immersion will satisfy the market though.
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I'd buy them if i can flash the firmware, run open source only, and it should not make me look like the borg, even though resistance would in fact be futile.
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