I'm curious if/how people make a distinction, I really like the UX of AR (as found in the HoloLens 2), hardware is getting close to where I might pick something up again (FOV has hardly budged, form factor way down)
I suspect smart glasses will be a normal thing one day, the experience is orders of magnitude better than looking down at a tiny touch screen
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I suspect smart glasses will be a normal thing one day, the experience is orders of magnitude better than looking down at a tiny touch screen