No one buys one computer over another because of the camera.
The iPhone cameras are amazing and have improved so much over the years. So why do the cameras on our computers still suck?
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I think that has changed.
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many functions vs. one function but agree that one function has suddenly become 10x more important
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Think this is right. There'll be a <$300 plug-and-play DSLR quality webcam gets to market in next few months and makes a killing. Then Apple will put the iPhone 8 module in their next Mac(book) lineup refresh, and nobody will ever buy a webcam again.
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The demand didn’t merit the added cost but that’s going to change.
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I think it’s because companies have been able to get away with it and didn’t see it as a point of differentiation worth investing in. It’ll be interesting to see if any companies make the switch in the next year and attribute an uptick in sales to the camera.
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Not manufactured on the same mass scale?
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I don't think manufacturers will invest to improve computer cameras. The low quality cameras today is a strong sign that they already don't invest in hardware. Plus I strongly believe everyone will be working from the phone going forward anyway. Computers will be obsolete.
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U right. Imma start writing code on my phone. It’s really good on my eyes
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At least partly physics. There's a reason the iPhone has a camera bump. Depth from screen to camera lens is 2-3x the thickness of a MacBook screen/case. Hard to get a lens & sensor in there with the kind of optics desired. That said, could still be wayyyyy better.
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