I'll admit it all day. This is a site that is based around love and passion for technology. I'm sure you're old enough to have seen plenty of new techs start and grow into things we take for granted today. This is one of those things. There are enough naysayers on the rest of the internet and just because a device may not fit into "your" needs doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing.
I love tech - I work in tech - and I use tech everyday. I'm not afraid of change and it's my goal to make sure I grow old still being unafraid of change. If change scares you so much then it might be time to look elsewhere because that's the only thing guaranteed about this field.
Sure, like the betamax...oh yeah. Well, then, the Apple Newton, no? IMB PCjr? Iridium?
I am sure VR won't go the way of all that tech though right? Ask Jaron Lanier. He started the first VR company VPL research in the 80's and went bankrupt in 1990. Sun acquired the patents they held.
They keep trotting this tech out and it keeps failing every few years, just like 3D, and for the same reason, you have to wear something to use it. People don't like wearing something EVERY time they want to do something to save their lives. They don't even wear a helmet every time they ride a motorcycle and that actually could save their lives.
I also love tech and work in tech. I also love inventing new tech that doesn't exsist, but it HAS to meet a need to be sale-able. I made a bottle capper that runs at 600% faster than the ones that were available before. I also understand that not all tech makes sense and will last, some tech is just a bad idea and will always be a bad idea. VR and 3D is a great idea, but it needs to lose the headgear to be widely used. I loved VR, I hate the headgear. I won't do something I hate just to do another thing that I can do another way without it. No one needs VR to do what they can do now without it.
Hololens is the same way, it needs you to wear gear, and then it just shows labels on things, reminds me of 5S where everything in the workplace is labeled and taped around so it goes back where it came from. If you need a label to know where to put your tools, you might not be suited to working with tools.