I disagree, there is a difference between desire and practicality.
For example, I would love and could easily justify the 12.9 inch iPad but the logistics of traveling with it make no sense for me.
I could justify the benefits of traveling everywhere with my high powered gaming pc but logistically it makes no sense.
These devices are still largely impractical for long term use, and particularly outside use. They won't be until the hardware catches up with what we are working on with the software and it is an almost invisible technology except for a mostly standard looking pair of glasses.
People already walk around with their phone almost attached to their face, it isn't hard to imagine wanting an AR headset.
For example, I would love and could easily justify the 12.9 inch iPad but the logistics of traveling with it make no sense for me.
I could justify the benefits of traveling everywhere with my high powered gaming pc but logistically it makes no sense.
These devices are still largely impractical for long term use, and particularly outside use. They won't be until the hardware catches up with what we are working on with the software and it is an almost invisible technology except for a mostly standard looking pair of glasses.
People already walk around with their phone almost attached to their face, it isn't hard to imagine wanting an AR headset.