That's actually similar to what Mark Zuckerberg said on other podcast. He thinks VR headset will replace workstation PC and TV, while smartglasses will replace smartphone and laptop

@@aleksei5195 If Zuckerberg actually thought that--he'd have A and B-roll ready of his software engineers on the floor at his workplace using his damn product in production. To proudly show his product vertical actually has a workstation use. He'd invite MKBHD to his workplace and show it off in use by his employees just doing their normal work--not in a quiet room with a canned demo. If he actually believed it could make WFH better--he wouldn't be ordering all his employees to RTO, and then complain his employees aren't using his VR platforms. Instead it is all just handwaving gestures from a robot pretending to be a human, with a massive amount of hype, and a hefty dose of FOMO....in the desperate hope that no one calls him out on his empty PR.

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well most people just use laptops these days for everything because they are powerful enough for them

@@ZeroGravitas187 He obviously knows the technology isn't good enough currently, that is the plan for the future

You too bro

@@sergeythedaw Thanks.

Was thinking the same thing!

@@Kanoogno problem

He looks like the hung over teacher who, instead of teaching, puts on a movie for the class.

I had to go back and watch it to know what you were talking about, that's how smooth it was.

Looking for this comment

Yup, I noticed

​@@mediamfilmwhere, can't find it 😭

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The technological advancements are not gonna be made only in phones and watches they're gonna be made in medicine and healthcare as well If not even before phones and watches so as the years pass you'll have an even bigger chance of living longer

@@15Stratos Depends on the agenda.

@@N1h1L3 lol I was feeling good when reading the other guy's comment then here you are pulling us back to reality

You are a brother from a another mother. Could not agree more.

If the legend is true then the technology will reach its peak by 2050 and its a down hill from there you have lived in the good times

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@@N8mehkeep your politics out of this.

@@N8meh ah yes. few people on a comment section of a video about smart goggles definetely have to power to free palestine

Yes, the move is from Virtual Reality to "Augmented" Reality

Not if they are very expensive. Facebook somehow has stats on how people would buy their first generation smart glasses and then end up not using them. The attach rate is always very low

The bigscreen vr headset is extremely small, i think the 2cnd version of those will be small enough to walk around with.

Prediction: 2025 - Apple Vision Air, 2k internal displays, black plastic, no external display, half the weight of the Vision Pro, $1999

So... the bigscreen beyond headset but with passthrough

Apple won’t have an

@@MOG-mg2ptagree…too much R&D and new machines designed specifically to manufacture parts of vision pro

@@MOG-mg2ptAlso, doesn’t high inflation mean that by 2030 keeping it at current price would already be a cut in value?

That would be such an amazing feature. Also a live translation from different languages too! It could be audio and visual.

I feel they will have a plethora of features for people like you. And I really hope I'm right. Would love to be able to communicate seamlessly.

There is several apps that you could already use on your phone that can connect to “smart glasses”. It would allow you to see captions in real time and they seem to be pretty accurate. I also do believe some of them also have translation for different languages

@@Sleepeaze really? which apps for which glasses? that would be helpful

@@brndnreys8822 off the top of my head xrai. I think Google might have a app as well

True, my ideal VR world would be as in READY PLAYER ONE movie.

Perfectly said brother

What you describe actually already exists! Look up the Mercedes-S class 2021 with integrated AR head-up display for example.

@@XxMrTwisterx How have I not heard of this? Thanks for letting me know. After seeing a demo of it, I'm quite impressed. I hope something like this will come to every vehicle one way or another. Though I still wouldn't mind this technology being accessible through smart glasses or some other personal technology.

Yeah, that's why Meta regret it that they had no own smartphone hardware and why they are now focusing so hard on XR hardware and do many stuff to dominate this market. They know this issue very well.

I am insanely interested in smart glasses that basically function like a smart watch currently. Amazon's Echo frames are the closest thing to that currently but honestly Google, Samsung, or Apple have the best shot right now for full phone integration.

Yea so basically Google needs to get back into the labs and bring back the Google Glass! Ofc it would be called the Pixel Glass today 😎

@@blizado3675in tech, owning the platform is the holy grail

Chill bro it’s the literal first version of it

Minute mark?

6:40

@@sreeharikr9480 INSANELY good. It's not the first time he's pulled off impressive transitions.

FRFR

Haha, time sure does fly! From cyberman vissettes to Meta Smart Glasses and Apple Vision Pro, technology keeps surprising us. Can't wait to see what the future holds! 😄

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Looking back a whole decade ago though actually gave me the opposite impression. The very first Oculus headset came out in 2013, and it more or less resembles the Quest 3, minus of course the cameras. That, combined with the industry's aversion to the medium even for blockbusters such as HL3/Alyx kind of solidified the unfortunate reality that it's going to be really hard, if not impossible, for the gaming side to make VR catch on. All eyes are on Apple & glasses for it to finally spark, and hopefully the wearables ten years from now won't be as recognizable as the ones from ten years ago.

What is a "cyberman vissette"? Like Doctor Who?

Kinda like a smartwatch today?

No, they are too different

@@frameshoot8567what

They both an accessory for the phone, right? With the main function to notify about something you can explore at your phone. Sure, the smartwatch can give some additional health info, but it’s mainly function is to inform, just as the smart glasses.

For that matter on the VR ones have it where you can take to good images like you can on the smart glasses and then can display the image in 3D or share it to someone else to view it

Imagine if they made a new one compatible with the apple vision pro!

yessss with like different keyboard themes

Love this

no two hand typing though, I wonder if it can snap to a surface, that would be usable

thats a great suggestion

Or... and just hear me out here. You replace your arms Deus Ex style and then your robo arms just vibrate!

They coming out with meds for that

That's a bit of a headset + processor limitation. A really comfortable headset with proper rendering is actually quite capable. My record was 6h in a headset (I think it was an OG Oculus Rift), because the AC was cranking and the game I was playing was very casual (some god-sim game). I remember going "oh, I have work tomorrow, what time is it? 7AM?!" pulls off headset and is blinded by the sunlight coming in... just never felt like the headset needed to come off. Once I switched to more action games, certain videos, etc. then it's only a hour or two before I need to take it off.

Try the new Quest 3, I use it all day. Its not perfect. but its like 80% of the way there to becoming something i could wear for hours on end. Although currently the battery is the biggest limiter.

'always'. We'll see about that.

I have done multiple 10 hour sessions of pavlov in one day. It is comfortable, wireless PCVR with the quest 2. I do have a third party headstrap that cost me 30 euro's. I put a 20.000mAh powerbank in my trouser pocket with a cable going under my shirt, so i have 12 hours of battery life

probably a ring instead, the watch wouldn't feel like you're actually grabbing something

Or a ring/multiple rings!

just gloves at this point

@@Phoenix-jd4yf some kinda glove form factor for sure. I think the tech you see/read in Ready Play One is pretty on track.

@@WigganNuG like a whole suit that allows you to feel

Which is really funny...because Apple and Facebook have both ordered their employees back to the office. Then they have complained their employees aren't using their VR product. Because why would they--they were ordered back to the office. Said another way--these mega tech conglomerates believe in their product SO LITTLE, they don't trust their employees to actually develop and test it at home like they expect users too--and then complain when the employees they forced to RTO aren't remote working at the office. The arrogance of big tech in the USA is mind boggling.

That's what I'm thinking too. Once I could actually use it to work, I may start to think of it as a real option to consider.

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Like earbuds vs. headphones. Makes sense.

@@N8mehfree them to blow up more of their own hospitals and blame it on Israel? Sure! They opened by planning for years to attack as many civilians as possible (captured orders from attackers). They started by targeting civilians at a music festival and intentionally killed 260 unarmed civilians. There is footage of them grenading civilians in a bomb shelter. They intentionally used a drone to bomb a clearly marked ambulance (against Geneva conventions … just like intentionally targets civilians) then after doing this they release the footage to brag about what they did. When Israel told civilians to get out of northern Gaza the brave Hamas who were already using civilians as human shields went out of their way to tell the civilians in Gaza to stay put ensuring civilian losses. Sure seems like if a hospital exploded it would come from Hamas right? If Gaza or the West Bank exist in 6 months it’s because Israel was being generous. Egypt won’t let Palestinians refugees through because there are too many terrorists in their midst. That’s why no one can escape to the South.

If they ever invent that microwave from Spy Kids that like instantly cooks a burger and fries to perfection its officially over for me and the future will have arrived.

@@jtbout1159We need more competition in the microwaving industry lol

@@jtbout1159i’m so glad i’m not the only one that’s thought about this lmao this was my dream

yeah no shit thats what happens in progress... That works for everything always lmao

WOAH SO DEEEEPPP BRO

you know how funny it would be if they show the fucking virtual boy, and like "look at this, this shit stinks"

Vrchat has 3d movies for VR, James Cameron's work was meant to be seen in vr I feel like

that's my number one use case. I watch amazon primes app, netflixs, bigscreen to get at disney+ but horribly the KZfaq app is broken in quest3 and limits you to 1080p which ruins 180 degree 4K videos and 360 videos look like potato vision. But movies look as good as my computer monitor but not as good as the living room OLED TV. Can't wait for the next one that does look that good.

i avoided vr till pico 4, thats a usable headddrt, quest 3 with its half kilo on your face just is a doa in my case

@@mirshia5248 it honestly doesn’t bother me. The battery life does so I’ll get that 3rd party battery strap when it’s in stock again.

u can do that in quest 2

i currently have a quest 2 and was thinking of upgrading, with the amount of use you have currently do you think I should get a quest 3?

no wait@@epicman482

I'm also thinking about buying the quest 3, but for productivity. Do you think it's good enough for a multiscreen setup with the requirement to read text a see small things?

@@abeoist personally from what I’ve seen it’s 100% worth for things like multi monitor setups, reason why I’m hesitant is bc I will mostly play games on it and the quest 2 can do that pretty well already but the multi monitor stuff looks super cool

What do you use it for? I it capable being a Mac screen? I would like to have floating screens around me so I can work anywhere, as shown in Vision Pro event.

It is a lot of work, he has more than dozen people on staff.

Honestly this video feels half-baked because it didn't mention those types of devices which have also evolved a lot lately

Love my Rokids, but seems still very niche. I totally get your point though, it is the missing link between VR headsets and smart glasses!

I bet they have tonnes of ads and the constantly track you.

Nah, it’s actually very easy to question this being “the future”. Lol

@@sagarkalasa You think apple vision wont do that?

@@Bloooo95 You don't have comprehension skill. do you? He is talking about the concept. Not the product meta made.

Mark, is that you? 😂

How do your ears fare for extended use? I've heard the strap laying on the top of the ear is the biggest downside of the headset so I'm curious!

@@Murmaider4 I bought the elite strap from day one, so it’s hard for me to say. Generally the standard strap is not very good. It was like that for the second quest to. It only makes sense as you are hanging something very heavy on a peace of fabric in front of your face. Or the elite strap who has plastic to hold it up using the side arms. In general, if the default strap would be amazing, they would not sell a elite strap

Basement dweller moment

@@Murmaider4 bought the official meta elite battery strap. solves all the issues (it should have honestly shipped with it)

So excited to get one soon

BOT.

thats the dream. We're zooming towards that. I think Apple will accelerate this to amazing heights as the entire computer industry comes running in to grab a piece of what it thinks Apple is about to own.

​@@ClayMann Apple doesn't really do that. Their game is to make huge markups on the hardware with their brand. Apple doesn't like to invest billions to become the first to do something because they can safe those billions just be an OEM who focuses on marketing and brand recognition etc. Look at the iphones. Samsung is the one coming with the new tech every year and Apple sometimes waits many years before they put it on the iPhone.

In the short term what I want to see is something like the bigscreen powered with an external and exchangeable battery like what Apple has *and* external compute. There are external gpus, make one that I can put in my pocket (I know that's hard for thermals, but it's easier than not having any gpu) and then I can have the compute and battery portal with me. Bluetooth earbuds went through that kind of awkward phase were people wore a neck thing with the earbuds connected to that. If someone made it modular where you could have any mix, a PCVR with power supplied to being externally powered by a battery and/or gpu, I think that'd be really cool and sell well as it appeals to all markets, until we bridge that gap enough. External power will always be a problem to some degree though.

Valve from rumours only seem to be working on almost exactly this with their new headset. A partnership with AMD to make a small box, probably router sized that has a fairly capable GPU or APU so it gets CPU processing too. Then sell that as a standalone item where you can use it as a steam box but also the headset can tap into it and do PCVR with just the headset and that small box. Meta could be working on exactly that idea too for the headset further down the line where those perfect looking avatars we saw in the lex fridman interview form the basis of what your avatar looks like and a reality busting set of visuals that go with it for the envrironments that could mix seamlessly with a high quality passthrough. I think something like that would be in a Quest5, not the 4. I really think by then, so 2026 and beyond we could be looking at all the GPU processing happening in the cloud which I know is not popular in the US with their shitty Internet but perhaps by that date Internet will be much better across most countries. That would seem like an ideal way to bring the cost of the headset down while raising the bar way up on whats possible visually@@zanebartlett8004

wait till you start to get unskippable ads D:

@@mr.sloth.oh gosh no😅

It's a tad heavier so jusy fyi

Yeah I dont understand this either. I hear everyone saying they can easily read texts on their phone with Quest 3 MR

A lot of VR/MR involves extremely real-time computation. No chance of anything but trivialities being streamed out.

@@contrapasta2454 you think we're closer to having an RTX 4080 on our heads? I understand streaming isn't there yet, but neither is having good computation strapped to your head.

Nah, then we can make brain implants to "see" without tiring your eyes

I'd love to never have to buy a screen ever again. I'm 100% down with the idea, but no way am I gonna be an early adopter of the prototypes.

I would love to see more things like History animations, sports and events in better quality in VR. There is literally so much one can do with a VR headset.

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Like what type of software. I think with immersed you can have infinite monitors for any editing work

Take a hike

Same here. I've completely replaced my monitors at work with the Q-pro and every co worker that tries it sees right away why they are so cool. A little better passthrough would be nice but having complete privacy even while at work in a cubicle is way beyond useful. I also think they are much better for that than the Q3 because of how seamless it is to get in and out of the headset.

Oh I fear the future if we adopt this tech driven route