“If I had a headset that didn’t work yet, that’s exactly the presentation I’d give.”

- anonymous senior data scientist at Microsoft

*a headset that doesn’t have any killer apps yet

The killer app is all of the Apple iOS apps…

this, imo, is the right take. there is a reason they designed VisionOS to be compatible with iOS. 

Apple easily could've created a different OS specifically for this, and they decided to tackle the much more challenging problem of making the two interoperable.

That and a virtual 4K display for your MacBook and a virtual movie theater.
Not the first device to provide those but the fact that it supports all of these cases as well as both  AR and full VR is what sets it apart.

Idk don’t think it’s compelling enough yet to use any of those apps in ar don’t see the benefit of typing on an ar keyboard to text your friends or send an email the things that feel compelling are all third party experiences. Not to say that can’t change.