Um, you really didn't listen very carefully at all. Immersive social interaction will be far superior in the Apple device.
HARDWARE
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Apple’s AI Hardware and Exclusive Content Strategy Dominance
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Far better screens.
Infrastructure in wireless and AI silicon that others can't match.
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Apple AR Glasses Price Decline Trajectory Over Four Years
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That's just the first product. By four years from now the glasses will come down in price to where even the average Apple user can get them. Agreed that it is expensive now. But that's not the point of this device.
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Apple’s Vision for Immersive Computing Beyond Traditional Screens
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This is why Apple first showed us a lot of 2D screens. To show that there will be plenty to do in a way that you can't in the real world (you can use a bunch of monitors while sitting in a Starbucks, for instance).
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Apple’s AR Strategy: $3,500 Device Gateway to Lightweight Glasses
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You assume the $3,500 device is the only one they have planned and don't get what it is for. It is to get you to go to the Apple Store and get sold on augmented reality. Within 48 months Apple will have a lightweight pair of glasses that will be far more capable than what
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Apple users spending power and hardware market accessibility globally
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Developers will care. Apple users spend way way more. And I know all about poor people, have been to 70 countries visiting people's homes. But really is a family living on a dirt floor gonna buy a $500 headset anytime soon? No.
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Apple’s Future Hardware Roadmap: Glasses Innovation Over Four Years
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I will buy this device next year. And a second device within 12 months. And a third device within 36 months. And a fourth device within 48 months. The fourth device is the really amazing pair of glasses that fixes your eyes. Apple has patents that Zuckerberg wishes he had.
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Apple TV Audio Stack Improvements Despite Occasional Hanging Issues
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Very. My Apple TV has hung a couple of times playing music, though. That said, it sounds way better, so they are doing a lot of tuning of the audio stack on the TV.
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Meta’s AR Headset Adoption Challenge Amid Smartphone Competition
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The thing is, everyone has a phone that already can do augmented reality. So, Meta still has a tough time to convince people to lay down $500 bones for a headset that most people haven't even considered buying yet. Plus, every kid will want to try the new Disneyland in it.
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Display Resolution Limitations: VR Headsets vs High-End TVs
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I can't. I must read and interact with TweetDeck and, sorry, the displays simply do not have the resolution I demand. But then I have an $8,000 83-inch Sony TV to use too and it completely outclasses the Quest.