What you're seeing: a Meta headset tethered to a laptop over WiFi running Immersed.

What you're not seeing: a standalone VR headset running a VR Desktop OS natively with bleeding edge pixel density (i.e., like the Simula One).

We understand that Meta has some cool tools in its app store which can be used to get a feel for VR computing. But analogously, you could also purchase word processors for early gaming consoles too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AtariWriter

Our view is that dedicated VR computing devices are what the market actually needs.