Jordi Hays

You're looking at a couple hundred dollars and you get a screen that's like not even really augmented reality.

It's sort of like sunglasses with a screen inside, but then it projects like a,

200 inch TV in front of you.

And these are actually sort of, it's more chopping at the daily use cases and less doing like frontier technology.

So you can play video games on them because you just plug the HDMI from the Xbox into the device.

And then you just have a big screen in front of you.

And if you don't have a TV with you,

For mobile gaming, there's a whole bunch of different things.

You could watch movies on it.

Do the basic things that people do with screens.

And I think that XREAL is on a path to commoditizing this in a pretty significant way.

But a lot of the killer features of on-demand AI, instantiating a generative UI, answering a question for you, that can be done with a Call of Duty HUD.

and you face this crazy cold start problem where the developers don't make anything because there aren't that many users.

We were talking about this with YC yesterday.

It is so crazy that even in the era of vibe coding,

and software being free, we're not seeing breakout Apple Vision Pro development.

The Apple Vision Pro, which I need to bring in for Scott, he wants to demo it, comes with a really, really impressive demo where it finds all the walls, and then one of the walls opens up and is a portal, and through the wall you see this dinosaur land.

You'd love it as a dinosaur expert.

Kids love it.

And then a dinosaur comes through the portal, comes into your...