I don't perceive him as member of a group, but as an Elon. He does not have normal human priors, no normal human relationships, sees the world from his own unique perspective, tries everything until it does not work, and then tries something different
TECHNOLOGY
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Mac Virtual Display: Pricing Concerns for Solo Users
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If you’re coding on a Mac and you use it as a virtual display, I think it’d be great. But at the price, it’s hard to recommend for solely that use.
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Instant Eye-Scanning VR Headset Boots Faster Than Quest
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It’s almost instant. Scans your eyes to make sure it’s you and then you’re in. The quest always felt like a chore to boot up. This just instantly turns on when you put it in your head
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Virtual Display Technology Achieves Physical Screen Indistinguishability
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The text is super sharp. I spent a few hours coding into the virtual screen last night. it's really indistinguishable from a physical display.
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Audio Hardware Review: Sound Quality and Bleed Issues
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Much better than I thought. Sound is amazing. There is bleed though. Others around you will also hear the sound.
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Consumer Adoption Strategy: Wait for Price Drop and App Ecosystem
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Average Consumer is a pretty wide spectrum but I’d probably tell most people to experience it because it’s really cool but, if the demo videos and reviews haven’t sold you because you don’t see your own killer use case yet, hold off until price comes down, more apps are
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Smart Glasses with Integrated Prescription Lenses Now Available
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You can order inserts with your prescription at checkout. So you wouldn’t wear glasses with it but it would have your prescription directly on the glass.
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Apple Arcade Gaming Service Features Numerous Available Games
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There’s a whole Apple Arcade in there with tons of games already. I’ve only played a few though.
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600 Native Apps Launch: Gaming, Streaming, and 3D Experiences
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It launched with over 600 native apps. I’ve only explored a few. Fruit Ninja was really fun. Disney+ with 3D movies is really cool. @Polycam3D was actually really cool but still has a lot of kinks to work out. Loved it but it was the buggiest of the apps I tried.
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Eye-tracking technology feasibility on smartphones
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I could see it actually working on a regular phone but I’d assume the phone would need to cameras on the face to see both eyes. Not sure it would feel as intuitive on a phone.