no need to predict.... the prices are available for Australia on the apple website..I predict $5399 in Australia
no need to predict.... the prices are available for Australia on the apple website..I predict $5399 in Australia
Which not many people think it worth itOnly Apple can do this because they control the entire Vision Pro technology stack.
Probably too many. Doubt many will find a day to day use case. Many buy for fun, just to test the product.I wonder how many they actually sold
And how many of those have already been returned
Singapore is listed and the sales thus far has been poorSo much waited for Korea launch... but why they don't list Korea as one of country...
Korea has so much user and if launched have huge potentials...
“The Vision Pro is priced at $3,499 in the United States, and has similar pricing in local currency in the countries where it is set to launch.”
I wish I could share your optimism, but in France it starts at 3,999€, which is 4,292$ at the current exchange rates. So apart from a few die-hard geeks or influencers, I do not expect them to fly off the shelves here.
You have plenty of people with money in Paris. It will sell.
It will sell, and there will be lots of returnsYou have plenty of people with money in Paris. It will sell.
US$3499 = AU$5,243.60, but GST here is 10%, and GST to be included in the quoted price. That translates to AU$5,767.96, which is a lot closer to the $5999 it's going to sell for.I know that they charge a local markup to cover shipping, currency conversion, local wages, etc… but the roughly 12% on a product this expensive works out to be $754 AUD or approx $500 USD. A hefty chunk! A whole iPad And some spare change left.
As far as I‘m aware you can’t even access the metaverse.
Someone forgot they're on MacRUMORS.I read it and I think it is hogwash! There is no real evidence to back up the articles claims.
Probably they are trying to protect from the risk of return devices... so with that "rate" they try to cover the value lost from a returned item in their warehouse vs the original value.They have a specific rate just for this device?? Very strange …
When this device is released and especially be used in the medical field, Engineering field, architectural field, and other professional field where many businesses are thriving. Well, woe to those who are poor! They can't afford to pay professionals who will use this tremendously expensive device! Only those who have the capacity will live on this harsh planet. Millionaires will always be and forever be. While the ones who are needy will be forever be a needy.
Apple today told developers that it is expanding the Vision Pro App Store to new markets ahead of when the device is set to launch in additional countries. Since its February launch, the Vision Pro has been limited to buyers in the United States, but at WWDC, Apple announced plans to bring it to eight new markets.
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The Apple Vision Pro will launch in China, Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore on Friday, June 28, and it will expand to Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom on July 12. Pre-orders for the Vision Pro for the first wave launch countries started on June 13, while pre-orders for the second wave launch countries will begin on June 28.
Apple says that developers can expect their apps and games to be automatically available on the App Store in regions selected through App Store Connect. visionOS app availability and the availability of iPad and iPhone apps on the headset can be managed through the App Store Connect interface.
The Vision Pro is priced at $3,499 in the United States, and has similar pricing in local currency in the countries where it is set to launch.
Article Link: Apple Expands Vision Pro App Store to New Countries Ahead of Upcoming Launch
Depends where you live. 5% in my province.+13% tax. Figure it out. $$$
Only problem being PC's rule is such industries.When this device is released and especially be used in the medical field, Engineering field, architectural field, and other professional field where many businesses are thriving. Well, woe to those who are poor! They can't afford to pay professionals who will use this tremendously expensive device! Only those who have the capacity will live on this harsh planet. Millionaires will always be and forever be. While the ones who are needy will be forever be a needy.
Poor countries don’t even have the capacity to have PCs, and those with corrupt governments will likely focus more on PC industries rather than adapting to new technologies that could significantly impact their greediness.Only problem being PC's rule is such industries.
The developer story is “Develop one of the million types of apps that are not ‘DOS emulator’”.What’s the developer story here? With breaking news of apple’s capricious decision to not approve an iDOS update (despite tons of C64 emulators in the store) and despite being unable to articulate to the developer why there is a distinction here, and what if anything can be changed to get the submission approved, who is really gonna take the risk on their platforms going forward? This magical thinking is why the developer story, so crucial to the AVP success, is not solidifying. Very concerning to watch Apple shoot themselves in the foot repeatedly. Said it before and I’ll say it again, it’s the principal skinner meme. They could’ve self-regulated but opted for the ham-fisted attempts by various governing bodies across the world. What are the even doing here pushing it out to more countries and expecting a different reception. I’m at a loss. Why?!
There’s no area that has huge potential as Apple’s only has 500,000 to go around. If they’ve sold over 250,000 in the US, they have (with returns) less than 250,000 left. Once those are sold, that’s it until Sony can get them more lenses.So much waited for Korea launch... but why they don't list Korea as one of country...
Korea has so much user and if launched have huge potentials...