Which is exactly my point. They cater to people who want the shiniest 'new' thing with a sense of faux class to it, and will strip some pretty fucking bare-bones features in place of "polish". Such a stupid, meaningless word to excuse a complete and utter lack of anything of substance.

90% of the apps and games that got people interested in VR aren't even compatible, and you KNOW they never will be. What the fuck else are you gonna do with this $3500 toy? Read emails and watch full-priced movies on iTunes? BUT MAN IT'S LIKE TOUCH SCREEN, BUT EVERYWHERE AND IN REAL LIFE! There's nothing here. 'Polish' isn't a real thing. It's a cherry-on-top adjective for something that already has inherent value, it isn't something of real value in its self.

Sorry man, I gotta go off on this 'compelling and polished' thing. Apple does maybe one "compelling" thing per decade, but even that seems like a thing of the past now. They've been riding the one-trick-pony that is the touch-screen smartphone for fucking ever now, and as amazing as people think it is to have a powerful computer in the palm of your hand, it's contributed shockingly little beyond making the cell phone A. societally mandatory for everyone, and B. MASSIVELY expensive compared to what could have been.

Now sure, it's slightly more convenient to pay for parking and complete rudimentary "productivity" tasks that you might need your laptop for, but that can be accomplished with much less. About the most "compelling" thing this technology has contributed to the world is the ability to endlessly doomscroll through funny little pictures and videos, with some REALLY sub-par and barely-tolerable games to make your city transit commute feel almost bearable. No, it's not going to get any better, they've had WAY too long. It's not going to happen now.