I don't really see many benefits of this since it seems to take the same space as a normal laptop
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You get a much bigger workspace. I'm not sure if those glasses have sufficient resolution yet, but moving your head to look at different windows is a lot more responsive than swiping between virtual desktops and fits better with how your brain handles information.
The ergonomics look great.
Potentially privacy? Like only you can see your screen. But that's also a downside if you want to show someone something
Man, this looks neat, but that shot of this guy with Apple's Vision Pro goggles on... Jesus Christ, they are insanely dorky. They make Google Glass look cool AF. I guess I just never saw people using them until now. Not a surprise... Who would buy that nonsense? Apple hasn't innovated in decades.
I don't like Apple, but saying they haven't innovated in decades is just objectively wrong.
I know right!? They definitely innovated the headphone jack out of my phone