dmitrek

For me it's more comfortable than the Quest 3, Quest Pro and PSVR 2 that I have. Only accessory I have that beats that comfort wise is a Magic Leap, since their visor is especially light.

Onboarding, interace, computing power, finally working amazing browser, and daily usage are way better than anything we see on the market today. The only downside to all that is the price, but I won't expect it to be much lower over the time, since the device itself has more cameras, displays, memory, and sensors than a decent modern Apple laptop.

But how Epic can sue Apple if they are not a party to this, since they are banned from the App Store and Developer Program?  

There are no tradeoffs except for total computing speed — whole transition to Apple silicon started from Apple Dev Kit (or Dev Transition kit) where A12 Bionic was put into Mac Mini enclosure, and it was already faster than Intel macs back then.

michelb76 said:
Curious what tradeoffs will be made. Most of the 'cost' is in the profit on the base and upgrades like RAM. Does this need to compete with Chromebooks?

Apple has a reverse charging on iPhones for years now. The only official enabled usage for now is a MagSafe battery pack - you could plug iPhone into power and battery would also charge.