We identified the AVP user who could afford to buy them…
Honestly I don’t believe him. Pictures or it didn’t happen 😂
Honestly I don’t believe him. Pictures or it didn’t happen 😂
Wish he used a Mac every day.![]()
Understood. I’ll take the savings for the use cases on the Quest 3 because the hardware differences, ridiculous eyes on the front, and extra weight are not worth the 7x price factor.I've got a Quest 3 and it is great. But the AVP has a few hardware differences, none of them cheap... it is not just the OS.
I wonder in the future will they utilize Apple Intelligence to make product marketing decisions.
I did. I posted my detailed demo report here at MacRumors. Summary: It was mediocre.Have you done the demo at an Apple Store?
Why buy an expensive OLED TV when you can watch it on a regular LCD?
Why buy an 85" TV when you can watch it closer on a 32" TV and get the same big screen effect?
Why buy a big car when you fit in a small one?
Why buy a smartphone if a phone should only be used to make phone calls?
but your core won’t get as good of a workout because your wallet will be a lot lighter 😉that would be a good argument to follow him - I will include the Vision Pro in my fitness program, would like a stronger neck![]()
And what so bad about that? You have to wear glasses, hats, helmets, Face protection, etc.
- Because you don't have to wear it on your head.
- Because you don't have to wear it on your head.
- Because you don't have to wear it on your head.
- Because you don't have to wear it on your head.
I'd probably love it if I had $3500 to burn to actually purchase it.So do I! lol. I’m convinced I’m the only person that loves the AVP. I can’t recall the last time I’ve turned my television on since I watch cable with the headset as well.
I'm sorry for you. Join the ranks of us that get paid to use Macs every day.and I use a crap Lenovo every day because I get paid to do so
NGL that's about the only thing I find interesting about it.Three comments already about watching porn. I think that tells us more about the commenters than about Tim Cook![]()
If your work is just to attend meetings
Apple CEO Tim Cook uses the Apple Vision Pro every day, according to an interview he did with The Sun to highlight the headset's launch in the UK. Cook said that he uses the Vision Pro "in all aspects of [his] daily life."
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For specifics, Cook said he used the headset to watch Ted Lasso season three, and that he also watches other Apple TV+ content using the headset.Cook went on to say that he feels multitasking is "so much more efficient" on Vision Pro because of the support for multiple windows that can be placed in the wearer's physical space.
The Vision Pro experience is hard to explain, said Cook, who recommended that potential customers get a demo. "It's hard to explain it in words," Cook said. "It's hard to show it in a 2D fashion, what a 3D experience will be." At the same time, Cook believes it's simple to use the headset with the gestures that work "the way your mind works." If you can use an iPhone, you can "very easily" use Vision Pro, according to Cook.
According to Cook, some who go through the demo experience find it to be emotional, specifically in reference to viewing spatial photos and videos that allow users to relive memories. "It's interesting to watch people, the reaction that they have," he said. "You know many of them tear up."
Designing the Apple Vision Pro required Apple to file more than 5,000 patents, Cook explained, before lauding the Vision Pro team. "I'm so proud of the total, and the perseverance of the team because this was multiple years in the making."
Cook's full interview can be read at The Sun's website. The Apple Vision Pro is launching in the UK, Canada, France, Germany, and Australia tomorrow, with demos set to be available in Apple retail stores.
Article Link: Apple CEO Tim Cook Uses Vision Pro Every Day