No, this screenless laptop [1] is a device that could kill the monitor. Conventional keyboard, AR goggles for the monitor.
This Apple headgear is intended to kill the smartphone, but the hardware isn't there yet. As Carmack said after leaving Oculus, the headgear needs to get down to swim goggle size to get any traction, and down to eyeglass size to become pervasive.
This thing is bulkier than expected. Since it's tethered to a box on your belt, it's surprising that more of the electronics isn't down with the battery. Others are shipping smaller, lighter headgear. You'd expect something like this [2] from Apple.
Despite this, we'll probably see iBorgs on University Avenue in Palo Alto within days after this ships.
[1] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/this-ar-laptop-promises-a-...