Recently been told by the doctor , my left eye got damaged from using Face ID on my phone, no way putting this headset on, will go blind in a couple of months
this is interesting.
Recently been told by the doctor , my left eye got damaged from using Face ID on my phone, no way putting this headset on, will go blind in a couple of months
Where are you getting this pricing?$2500 for 32GB iSee.
$3500 for 128GB iSee More.
$4500 for 256GB iSee Usable.
Evidence please. Nothing in PubMed on this.Recently been told by the doctor , my left eye got damaged from using Face ID on my phone, no way putting this headset on, will go blind in a couple of months
And also most likely made up... unless one shoves the phone right up against their eye.this is interesting.
How do you know it was 'completed' have you seen it? Has it been launched and released?This headset was completed months ago. However, they keep teasing it in order to scour the blogosphere for any idea what the hell to use it for.
Meta's hardware is lousy and the company's privacy policies are atrocious. Apple is way ahead on AR even if a product is yet to be announced.At the moment, he’s ahead of the game. Has had products for years, a new one coming soon and described a vision of his metaverse… like it or not, more than Apple has done this far… and no, please, no comparison to iPhone.
We've been experiencing this with IR autofocus for the past 20 years too. So while LiDAR should be an improvement, you're not describing anything new either.
Sorry if you miss the photo, this is more a case of you not knowing how to use the gear. Any photographer worth calling themselves a photographer knows their own gear, they will test it and know exactly what it can and cannot do. As others have commented, autofocus systems with various technologies have been around for decades and any good photographer knows when they work and how to adjust when they do not.The LiDAR sensor often gets in the way of taking acceptable photos. If the intended subject is behind a window (such as through a car or plane window), the phone frequently gets totally confused about where to focus and seemingly tries to focus on the glass. Many photos have been missed due to this.
Your argument is inane. I'm a "photographer" by virtue of just snapping photos. Billions of people are today "photographers" due to the prevalence of smartphones. And if anyone wants--including professional photographers--they can use a 3rd party app that allows focus to be set manually, even if that too takes valuable time that risks losing the shot. I choose to use Apple's generic Camera app in most cases.Sorry if you miss the photo, this is more a case of you not knowing how to use the gear. Any photographer worth calling themselves a photographer knows their own gear, they will test it and know exactly what it can and cannot do. As others have commented, autofocus systems with various technologies have been around for decades and any good photographer knows when they work and how to adjust when they do not.
At the moment, he’s ahead of the game. Has had products for years, a new one coming soon and described a vision of his metaverse… like it or not, more than Apple has done this far… and no, please, no comparison to iPhone.
Yes. https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/6/23156839/watchos-9-series-3-compatibility-apple-watch-wwdc-2022Are you sure? I can still buy the Apple Watch series 3 on the UK apple store for £179
Does anyone here actually have any faith in Facebook’s vision and execution where it comes to AR / VR?
here on MR?most likely no-one, if you look out in the world, be it Wall Street, be it the "Big 5" consulting firms, they are all pushing for the "metaverse".Does anyone here actually have any faith in Facebook’s vision and execution where it comes to AR / VR?
I wonder if the AR/VR headset will be better than anything else on the market. I remember trying on Microsoft version of AR googles that showcased Halo enemies standing in front, side and even behind me that were I 3D and standing 8feet/3 metres tall and pumping music. Totally cool and awesome. Can’t wait to see what Apple brings out.
CEO Tim Cook this week did an interview with China Daily, where he once again commented on on the future of augmented reality and hinted at Apple's work on an AR/VR headset.
Cook said that Apple is excited about the opportunities available with augmented reality, which is not too far off from prior comments that he's made, but he went on to say that people should "stay tuned" to see what Apple has to offer.Though Apple has not confirmed its work on an AR/VR wearable device, rumors have been circulating about it for years now. Apple's headset is expected to offer mixed reality technology, with a curved visor and soft mesh that fits against the face. It will be lighter than other headsets on the market, and will use an Apple Watch-like strap to hold it in place.
The headset is rumored to feature two 4K micro-OLED displays, 15 camera modules, powerful processors equivalent to the M-series chips, eye tracking capabilities, hand gesture support, and spatial audio. When it launches, the headset could cost somewhere around $3,000.
Apple is expected to debut the headset as soon as next year, and has already been demoing it to board members, suggesting it is getting closer to being finished.
Article Link: Apple CEO Tim Cook Hints at AR/VR Headset: 'Stay Tuned and You'll See What We Have to Offer'
don't know what FB privacy has to do with this. Fact is, they've developed headsets for a very long time.Meta's hardware is lousy and the company's privacy policies are atrocious. Apple is way ahead on AR even if a product is yet to be announced.
don't know what FB privacy has to do with this. Fact is, they've developed headsets for a very long time.
You are entitled to your opinion that Apple is way ahead, just you do NOT KNOW anything, all you do is read MR ...
won’t be good for gaming with apple in mindas the owner of a vive, i definitely think VR has great potential. excited to see what apple can do with it.
whispers: it's a jokeHow do you know it was 'completed' have you seen it? Has it been launched and released?
That's the vibe in all of Tim's recent interviews. The one he did with Justine last year...it was like watching two robots reading cue cards, absolute cringefest.The interview was so scripted that both the interviewer and Tim Cook were stepping inside the uncanny valley.
A few years ago I nearly shot someone trespassing in a neighbor’s yard at 02:00am playing Pokeman Go. Hopefully, any VR/AR introduced by Apple confines the participants indoors.