amongthecows

I don’t really see what the big deal is with two devices. I don’t take my iPad outside my home unless I’m traveling and I certainly wouldn’t use a full blown VR headset in public either. However, outside the home I’m rarely without my iPhone and only without my watch if I somehow forget it. Similarly, I don’t take my Beats Studio headphones outside my home but always have my AirPods. Apple’s devices fit specific use cases and (as long as I have total control over privacy, ads, displayed content etc) I can’t wait for an Apple Glass AR/HUD device for “everyday” use and an immersive dedicated VR device. I’ll take both. I want both. I’m pretty sure that if done right, Glass will have an even quicker and more ubiquitous adoption than iPhone did.