AR glasses

“Apple keeps adding more stuff to AR. Which is useful on a small scale for some particular applications like Snapchat and Ikea. But very, very obviously a building block for AR glasses.”

“You need something with a wide field of view that's thin and light, that doesn't look like a pair of goggles, that works in broad daylight, that has depth of field, that can occlude things in bright light. Those are physics problems and optics problems, and no…”

“The problem with that is you can't block out the world entirely. You can't use that to put yourself into a completely immersive experience. There's also part of lots, much harder physics problems in doing that. Can you get the right field of view? Can you get …”

“And you just know if, and when they launch AR glasses, There will not be a concept video of what it might be in 10 years. There will be some really, really clearly defined reasons why you should buy it now.”

“One of the things that occurred to me is this is a sort of destruction test of the whole thesis, because if basketball doesn't work on this screen, even that, I mean, it's, yes, it's four grand. Yes. It's heavy. If you put the basketball on and after five minu…”