What does coffee have to do with anything?

Except for the UI.

During the Apollo program they had very limited computer capacity in the capsule and lander. Computers were huge machines back then and they had to fit one in a spaceship.

The Apollo computers used metric internally for all calculations. Anything shown to the astronauts however was in imperial, as metric was apparently too complicated for astronauts to comprehend. They had to waste precious computer capacity converting to imperial because even astronauts can’t handle anything else.

Sales are slowing down because people are expecting a PS5 Pro.

Depends on how open the EU will force them to be.

We’ll probably see shitloads of spyware and other questionable apps.

At least tobacco is an all natural plant-based alternative to vaping.

Typical techie way of looking at things. It’s not about the technology at all. It’s about what you can do with it. One is an AR headset, the other a spatial computing headset.

They did, it’s called USB-C. Apple was heavily involved in the development of USC-C.

If you buy one of them you basically already can do most of what the other one can.

But that’s the point, they aren’t even remotely similar. The only similarity is that they are headsets, but they couldn’t be more different functionally.

It’s kinda like comparing a Honda Civic to a Ferrari.

More like comparing a Honda Civic to an airplane. Both have wheels, but that’s where the similarities end. They aren’t even in the same market.

The Vision Pro isn’t competing with the Quest, it’s competing with the MacBook Pro and iMac.

They feel the most relevant, although there are certainly many differences.

Many differences? They are completely different products. This is like comparing a Switch to a laptop. Sure, they are both computers but the comparison ends there.

Size and picture quality.