Toortog

I seen a few YouTubes of people trying to work wearing the AVP and same issue for all of them is the one screen limit.    I know my last jobs before retiring I had multiple monitor with multiple window open on each.   So one screen is a severe limitation.   Plus doesn't seem like there a way to share you screen with someone which would be a great thing for projects that had people in different locations to work together.   This product is as far as I'm concerned still a proof of concept so going to be a few years before it does all the things it needs.    In short term then first need to get rid of the one screen limit and then get there less expensive version "non-Pro" model that would make a excellent work and meeting tool.  

Now the thing is Apple has shown it hand and all it competitors know where Apple is headed with AVP so the race is on for what company is going to add the key similar  features at a competitive price.    Others can add a lot and still be half the price of the AVP. 

Apple's plan is probably to get Massimo to sell to them at a reasonable price I don't thing they want to license the tech.  One of the rumoured changes to Apple Watch 10 is a new band that might work as part of the sensor system.   So Apple stops the watch knowing they already have an alternative tech and stopping sales will increase sales for the Watch 10 when it comes out.   Apple has the deep pockets to ride out lost watch sales for six months then Massimo walks away with nothing. 

I sure hope these people will like paying $3500 to be a beta tester.   If typical Apple timeline for major new devices or changes it will take two or three years to workout the bugs and make it something for the masses.   

This is what Apple M-series chips are targeted for and why even thought M1 chip for the typical computer user hit the point of diminishing return Apple keeps pushing M-series performance.   Apple's focus is on autonomous vehicles, robotics, AI, and AR and the Apple M-series chip are there first step in that direction.   

As for Apple CarPlay when I bought a new car this year I want to get a car that supported Apple and Android car play.   So I get my car and at first didn't setup car play I used the default system in the car because I was used to it from my previous car.   After a couple weeks I switched over to Apple CarPlay and that only lasted for a few weeks.   I noticed it was a of stuff I didn't use, but then I started noticing my battery was draining much faster and my data usage on my cell phone went sky high.  What in the hell is Apple doing in the background that is draining the battery and consuming bandwidth with my cell provider.    I switched back to the default system in my car which I think is called AAOS and no more battery drain and high data usage and it does everything I need and a nice basic interface.    

and by April everyone will be over it and back to talking about the next iPhone.