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I wasn't even sure this was possible until you mentioned that apps can do it. So I would say probably not. If you don't have too many songs it would be pretty easy to just find them on spotify and make that playlist there.

I think you can. Would make sense since apple owns iTunes and Apple TV so i believe you should be able to.

How are you connected to the internet? Ethernet or Wifi?

You could consider a virtual machine. Parallels costs money but seems simple to setup. VirtualBox is free but will need a little more work by you. You will also need to get a Windows license.

So you do not want earbuds? Or do you want earbuds like the apple ones? I'm having a little trouble understanding what you are asking.

Knowing the specs is generally helpful to determine this.

Is this a desktop?

I personally haven't messed with OSVR. However the Vive is pretty amazing, so I would not say you shot yourself in the foot.

In theory it should work.

My advice is this: see if some store near you is demoing the Vive. Give it a try and see what it's like. Then decide if that is something you really want or is just fun for 5 minutes. I love VR and really want to get the vive as well but everyone enjoys VR differently.

You should make sure that you can actually install the mac os on that laptop.

Not at all. 1070 is the sweet spot for VR right now, marginal benefit over 1080. Large screen doesn't really matter for you using VR as you will be in the headset. You could build a small pc for cheaper though if you don't really need the portability. VR will drain battery life much like gaming.

For gaming, I'd wait for the 10XX laptops. But assuming you need it now, get the 970M as it is a nice improvement over the 960M. In gaming, the 4720 and 6700 are pretty close. I already think 15.6" is heavy so i can only imagine 17.3" is pretty hefty as well. Try going to a computer store with...

That's good for VR and 3d however as said you could save some money by building your own. PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: Intel Core i7-6850K 3.6GHz 6-Core Processor ($609.99 @ B&H) CPU Cooler: Corsair H55 57.0 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler ($49.99 @ Newegg) Motherboard...

It can be both. Usually depends on what you're running. Some games work on VR and the desktop, some are VR exclusive and some aren't compatible with VR at all. There is an app called virtual desktop that brings your desktop into a 3d space. So more of 2d object in 3d space. I do advise trying to...