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Cool. Another reason to hate meetings and actually talking to people. 

9secondkox2 said:

Easy decision. 

Get the best tablet - a proven way to enjoy content snd is pretty good at getting stuff done. 

Or…

the Vision Pro - the best (with some caveats) execution of a failed concept. The kind of thing that always sounds better than it actually is or will be. 

One of these is useful and gets in and out of your life as needed. The other is cumbersome, overtakes your sensory organs and requires your full undivided attention. 

iPad FTW. 

The Vision Pro really should just be a pair of sunglasses that pairs with your iPhone/ipad/watch, etc. it’s a niche “bonus” product. Not a flagship must have. 

Unless what you value is to sit unencumbered with your undivided attention on content. Then this too is an easy choice. AVP.

eriamjh said:

Apple:doesn’t care which one you buy.

This.

Clicked the headline expecting this to be TLDR, but the punchline was there: why not both. I get that not everyone has disposable quid to do so, but tech choices are personal. Then come the words needs, likes, prefers, optimizes, streamlines, convenience. 

Fairly, when I saw Let Loose, I started thinking more and more about "drop in the monitor" computing replacing a desktop. Instead of a iMac, have a great monitor with a slot in it - slide in the iPad to do all the work, kind of like my very first mac, the Powerbook Duo. More precisely, an iPad dock so as not to obscure the second screen. Betcha a third party makes such a thing already.

Might not be far from a macOS dongle too. Much like a streaming stick, just plug it into a monitor, and it runs macOS.

Choices are good. Buy what you value. Kinda think that was the point of this article, so I concur.

I bought more storage on my iPhone so I can load my entire music library I've collected over many years. Paid for itself in not needing to subscribe to Apple Music or iTunes Match.