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prof said:

I'm very enthusiastic about this braindead nonsense not being available in the EU, not working on my mobile Apple devices and the ability to permanently keep it off on my computers. As long as there's real intelligence in this body, I'll happily abstain from reshuffled collective internet knowledge and look forward to new models being trained with the incest data that todays "AI" floods the internet with, ultimately self-destructing all that "AI" garbage.

StrangeDays said:

elijahg said:

If it was £999 I’d be tempted. But for £3500 there is not a chance. Especially since it’s first generation and much like every other VR device, doesn't really have much of a purpose. Nor does it have many apps. I think Apple is going to struggle to find devs who will write for it because they know the market is minuscule. That said it took a while for the iPhone to take off, but then it was 1/4 of the price.

Counterpoint: it's the half the price of the original Macintosh (corrected for inflation). Which had extremely limited capabilities and use cases. See how that turned out. Then repeat for iPhone, and iPad, and I can't think of a reason why this would be different. Other than those who just like complaining I guess.