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I get excited at the end of it, though.

It's reported that Meta plans to reduce the focus on VR devices and the metaverse.

Fuck the metaverse, first off.

As it pivots to other divisions, such as AI research.

Fuck that.

And it's a wearables division, where I go, ooh.

smart glasses and wristband i i'm wearing my medic ray-bans right now yeah which are good for filming and listening and taking calls and stuff but i want the heads-up display and i want it to be and i want better battery on these and i want and i'm wearing my apple watch like i i like that that's exciting to me yeah i think there's a there could be a balance out here because right now i look at all this on the gaming side i'm like all damn gaming slugs like even even the biggest or the most um

It's the question about, like, you know, Apple Vision Pro, I think, looks ridiculous.

And it's huge and clunky and all this stuff.

But again...

It's the same reason I never would have bought Google Glass back in the day, but I was happy people were and they were experimenting because I know eventually it'll get to this form factor.

And that's my thought as well.

If you go and do Apple Vision Pro and it's giving you the widescreen monitor, it's doing all the stuff our Xreal glasses do, right?

In terms of like plugging them on.

If you're eventually going to get it down to this form factor, then I think there are interest.

And I'm audio listeners.

I'm pointing to my glasses and I'm wearing.

Then you come back to, all right, what are the gaming applications there?

Because if it is all of a sudden that I'm sitting here and I am just grabbing my DualSense Xbox controller or whatever, the new Xbox controller that goes to the cloud, boom, and I'm hitting it, and I'm playing a game in my thing, and I'm looking, and it's like I no longer feel cut off from the world.

I no longer feel like I have to have so much space around me.