Will this piece of shit be collectible in the future?

[Anonymous No.57503524]

Considering buying one and never opening it and selling it 15 years later. Seems like a risky thing to do. Does the month of the production date matter? Will it ever become collectible?

[Anonymous No.57503541]

>>57503524
If they become a big deal with multiple versions over the years then absolutely it will. If it's a flash in the pan then it will struggle to keep it's retail price

[Anonymous No.57503542]

>>57503524
Seems like the effort and relative investment to reward would be pretty poor.

[Anonymous No.57503548]

Why does that shithead want me to piss my life away flipping his burgers if not to avoid the coming of the Day of the Lord?

[Anonymous No.57503563]

>>57503541
Even failures can become collectibles but I am guessing it has to be a huge one for it to matter. I hate apple and think this tech is dystopian af but recently heard 1st gen sealed iphone sold for $190k

[Anonymous No.57503568]

>>57503524
Nah.

1. It looks retarded;
2. It's expensive.

[Anonymous No.57503576]

>>57503568
wtf
Neither of those points are relevant to OPs questions
You in the wrong thread?

[Anonymous No.57503642]

>>57503524
Maybe, but you would be dealing with battery degradation and dysfunctional software if you tried to buy and hold. Modern electronics aren't inert and often are something that you don't really fully own because of the eternal updates and software-as-a-service shit.

[Anonymous No.57503666]

>>57503642
I really do not understand the collector mindset but why would that fucking matter if it is never going to be opened? I do not think I am going to buy one since phones are dystopian enough. If I see one of this fuckers pointing its cameras at me I’m going to smash it.

[Anonymous No.57503811]

>>57503524
Snowboard goggles? Why the fuck would they be worth anything? Some sort of weird "current thing" NPC fad? Made by some special brand NPCs like?

[Anonymous No.57504362]

It's not like the first iphone which was actually revolutionary new technology, we've had hundreds of VR headsets for over 10 years now, the apple version is not anything new. No one will look back 15 years from now and remember the apple vr in a sea of oculus and htc headsets.

[Anonymous No.57504495]

>>57503524
youd be better flipping immediately on international eBay to non-Burger appleholes, who cant buy this trash yet. Upside is maybe $1k over retail. Downside is, well, eBay, fees, idiots, customs, opened (and now unusable) returns, yaddayadda. If you were selling 5-10 or so and could deliver, to notUS, you gold. Otherwise, I can think of better ways to watch $3.5k rapidly depreciating.

[Anonymous No.57504515]

>>57504362
>No one will look back 15 years from now and remember the apple vr in a sea of oculus and htc headsets.
Itoddlers will. Remember when they were finally able to open webms and tried to act superior until they were reminded we've been able to do this for years and they are niggercattle? It's like that but VR headsets. Some soi faced retard will collect gen 1 apple products like funko pops.

[Anonymous No.57504595]

>>57503563
>recently heard 1st gen sealed iphone sold for $190k
You heard about it right before this product launch? What a coincidence.

[Anonymous No.57504695]

>>57503542

4000% return on investment sounds pretty good to me regardless of "effort"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BwUyTrU9fo

[Anonymous No.57505051]

>>57503541
The main purpose of virtual reality goggles is intact Augmented reality. The Vision Pros do the best job at that right now. In 50 years mechanics are gonna use this shit to diagnose vehicles or doctors performing intensive surgeries and would need ChatGPT describing the best scenario possible.

The purpose of that is not to play video games and faggots on 4chan need to realize that.

[Anonymous No.57505072]

>>57503524
Yes
But like anything else, it's probably more cumbersome that it seems

[Anonymous No.57506847]

>>57503524
Even if it becomes a "collectable" that's at least 2 decades away. There will be multiple price drops before that. $3k in crypto is a better buy if you're going to hodl anything for 15-20 years.

[Anonymous No.57506892]

>>57503541
Historically commercial failures are even more collectible than popular stuff if they have an interesting design.

[Anonymous No.57506909]

>>57506892
i mean to be completely fair that's a total dogshit opinion what you don't realize is that you're an absolute moron and a massive idiot 4chan is the best website ever and everyone who hates it is just a basedboy cuck i think you need to learn how to appreciate the finer things in life like myself who obviously has a huge cock

[Anonymous No.57506921]

>>57506847
Recentism bias. Crypto had 15 years to pop out anything useful and it's still nothing but scammy shit and an online casino. There's nothing in crypto except Bitcoin I'd consider keeping for over a year in this market. The rest is pure gambling. And honestly, the odds are better buying OTM calls on tech stocks if you're going to gamble.

[Anonymous No.57506940]

>>57506892
as, by definition, less of them around.
an iphone v1 in sealed packaging might make bank as its original state makes it seldom - battered and used iPhone v1s are still etrash

[Anonymous No.57507059]

>>57503524
You're probably better off investing in services for the blind for when this thing causes macular degeneration.

[Anonymous No.57507139]

>>57503524
unironically good idea anon
but it's probably going to dump first, you can wait a year or two

[Anonymous No.57507370]

>>57504362
I'm no fan of apple, but if their headset launches vr into the mainstream then it's actually quite similar to the iphone. Iphone just had nice hardware and made people want to buy a smartphone, and like most apple products they aren't revolutionary.
I mean look at how stupid and fudded the ipad launch was, and yet that propelled tablets into mainstream use.

[Anonymous No.57507401]

>>57503524
https://www.bitchute.com/video/bQglMlGd69a7/

[Anonymous No.57507448]

>>57503524
I work at an AI company that is developing an AR that will knock the sox off this turd.

[Anonymous No.57507466]

>>57507448
>nice cope bro sorry your shitty company is being made obsolete by this you have no future lol you're probably a failure and your project is going to fail btw your cock is so small

[Anonymous No.57507482]

>>57507466
listen i am a ceo of a multi-billion dollar ai company i make more in one second than you make in your entire lifetime my penis size is completely irrelevant

[Anonymous No.57507484]

can't believe the current /biz/ crowd is getting filtered by the AVP. bear market did you guys dirty.

[Anonymous No.57507504]

>>57507484
it's over you are literally going to be homeless get rekt bears

[Anonymous No.57507588]

>>57503524
This is the apple newton all over again.

[Anonymous No.57507640]

>>57503524
gimmicky nonsense, nobody is going to walk around with that stupid thing on their face. The original Google glasses were a lot more slick

[Anonymous No.57507651]

>>57507640
I plan to use it at second monitor when I'm working remote from Africa