VR is necessary for this thing to be a good product, also I bet people would rather use apple services than oculus despite the fact APPLE DELETED SOMEONE'S AUDIO FILES AND RUINED THE REST BY CONVERTING THEM TO COMPRESSED FORMATS!
IIRC, a long time ago Apple had an option to scan your audio file collection and replace those files with files off of their iTunes library. For most people, that meant replacing low quality rips of CDs that they got off of Napster and the like, but there were audiophiles who had lossless audio files and the replacements were a downgrade in that aspect. It was a one way operation, you lost the original files once you did the conversion.
Lol, the damn thing costs $3,500.
Anyone who thinks this will achieve mainstream adoption belongs in a mental hospital.
It's also only an AR device. So while it might have some applicability in certain high-end industry work, it's still going to be exceedingly niche.
VR is necessary for this thing to be a good product, also I bet people would rather use apple services than oculus despite the fact APPLE DELETED SOMEONE'S AUDIO FILES AND RUINED THE REST BY CONVERTING THEM TO COMPRESSED FORMATS!
IIRC, a long time ago Apple had an option to scan your audio file collection and replace those files with files off of their iTunes library. For most people, that meant replacing low quality rips of CDs that they got off of Napster and the like, but there were audiophiles who had lossless audio files and the replacements were a downgrade in that aspect. It was a one way operation, you lost the original files once you did the conversion.