you clearly haven't played VR nor did you see all of zuckerberg's interviews on it. dude loses billions to make technological improvement - definitely not a saint since they eat your privacy for breakfast but for those of us that do enjoy VR, he's one of the main reasons it's progressing.

Then you should participate in that thread otherwise it will only confuse new participants in your original messaging.

Fuck no

I am talking about people saying they want even larger... 21"... 27"...

18" to me is a pretty sweet spot.

Apple tampon

https://youtu.be/JsnV5550bOo.

Fill me up chandler.

The bezels have gotten slimmer, the laptop overall is the same.

There's 23w wireless charging with pixel 7 pro. That's faster than what most people have for charging blocks.

And I think you vastly underestimate how many regular iPhone users make sure they use quick charge... Which is only done with USBc and a lightning cable.

And that's at 20w which is what the iPhone 13 maxes out at unless it's a pro which is 27w but only for a short period.

This is insane to want to continually increase the size. A laptop is meant to be portable. Anything my much larger loses its portability. They make docking stations for a reason. Buy a bigger monitor.

If you want to leave it stationary, you really want a desktop.

Serviceable is the right word though. You don't really convert the vast majority of people to a new fairly expensive unfamiliar tech with a serviceable experience. I've used quest 2 and vive. The quest 2 standalone tech is clearly the path forward but the FOV kills me as all as the refresh rate. Anyhow software is sort of a chicken and egg problem. It takes a lot of effort and money to make a great VR experience and unless there's overwhelming confidence in the tech OR a large enough owner base the software won't come. In general I think that clearly shows both users and developers don't believe the tech is ready.

And u get charged more from your insurance when it finds anything wrong

Quick charge cannot be done wirelessly. Most people use quick charge regularly. People would drop apple if no charging port was present.

What has some innovated before Android/Samsung in the last 10 years?

Thanks. I’m in the market for a TV for the first time in like 10 years and a lot has changed

There is a surprising amount of health data from pee.

Saint Marina of Antioch in Pisidia (255-270AD) is recognized as the patron saint of kidneys.

They need one that will analyze your poo. I think a significant portion of adults looks in the toilet after every BM and thanks "does that look normal?"

dairy

you have to pay us for data not the other way around

Was my first thought.

Help! I have diarrhea!

Practical

And safe

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That's great. I have a 17" ROG Zephyrus and I don't carry my laptop every day, but once or twice a month. Gaming and productivity will both benefit from the larger screen.

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"Let's add more pixels that are well beyond human visible detection!"
"What about refresh rate?"

"Same. Same forever. Never update it"