Then proceeds to show screenshots where more than 50% of the screen is background. Just because you decided to show cloud instead of black doesn't mean it's not letterboxing.
Traveling with Apple Vision Pro
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#202Another bonus, which I've found traveling with my Vision Pro, is when I get to my AirBnb/Hotel, I don't have to log into my streaming services when I want to relax. I've brought my whole home theater experience with me.
Do you mean you watch it on a smart TV in a hotel? Then I guess you could connect a laptop to that TV with an HDMI cable and not have to re-log in, right?
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#204> But damn, based on how well it all works now, you can just tell by the 4th or 5th generation, Apple Vision Pro will be on the face of every frequent flyer. A 4th or 5th generation Apple Vision Pro (and other corresponding advancements) may obviate the need for a lot of travel.
Will it let me feel the breeze at the top of Half Dome? Or have me chase a squirrel around after it stole my snacks? Or have me feel the pride of accomplishing a long hike that I trained for? Or let me talk with interesting people along the route and hear about their travels? Or help me find an incredible pizza restaurant with concepts that aren't in my local suburban area? Or give me the health benefits of hiking ou…
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#205Earlier quoted context omitted.
Train travel is great with one too.
You have a whole screen (large windows) at the side of your seat with landscape and stuff to actually enjoy on a train.
When I take trains in the USA, I usually look out for a few seconds every couple of minutes, because it's mostly the same -- lower-middle class housing or warehouses if we're in a city, or ugly terrain outside of a city.
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#206Earlier quoted context omitted.
Will it let me feel the breeze at the top of Half Dome? Or have me chase a squirrel around after it stole my snacks? Or have me feel the pride of accomplishing a long hike that I trained for? Or let me talk with interesting people along the route and hear about their travels? Or help me find an incredible pizza restaurant with concepts that aren't in my local suburban area? Or give me the health benefits of hiking ou…
Certain types of travel will always exist. But traveling for work? That's an entire idea I can get behind avoiding.
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#207Earlier quoted context omitted.
Will it let me feel the breeze at the top of Half Dome? Or have me chase a squirrel around after it stole my snacks? Or have me feel the pride of accomplishing a long hike that I trained for? Or let me talk with interesting people along the route and hear about their travels? Or help me find an incredible pizza restaurant with concepts that aren't in my local suburban area? Or give me the health benefits of hiking ou…
Certain types of travel will always exist. But traveling for work? That's an entire idea I can get behind avoiding.
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#208Airlines should rent these, already set up for movies or whatever. I'd pay to give it a try. I wouldn't want these taking up my carry on space going to and from the airport or to deal with security, so that's another advantage.
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#209I guess the flip side of this is that you look like a fucking dork.
I think that will fade. I don't know if you remember how mocked the airpods were when they first came out ("They look like q-tips"). All it'll take is a few celebrities spotted using one and they'll turn cool in no time.