[Qweiuu]

I think there is a problem with AR: usefulness vs. Effort.

Effort: Expensive, needs energy (a lot it's a display, needs to track things), needs to be weared, breaks your outfit (makeup hair)

Benefit: ?

I can see people sitting on a couch or in the bed with switch like controllers but

[keenmaster]

It won’t require tabletop space, but can show you any number of screens, presumably can track where you’re looking for context, and theoretically can use less energy to power its display than 1 large laptop display and certainly less than 2 (laptop + external monitor) - you can always carry a powerbank and/or charger in your backpack, which you’re used to if you lug around a laptop or gaming device. You can also use an AR device while mobile, unlike a laptop.

This is just talking of the “panoramic monitor” capability, without getting into more AR-native features which will become increasingly important and be more impactful.

[Qweiuu]

I have tabletop space. Our whole system provides them, plenty of it.

Most people lug it around comfortable in a backpack.

And what ar features would you want to use?

Navigation in the car perhaps but even than I would put in a cheap car display in because I don't want to wear something on my face