Yes, WWDC Keynote has been reduced to a glossy boring infomercial…"One more thing" falls a bit flat without the audience...
Yes, WWDC Keynote has been reduced to a glossy boring infomercial…"One more thing" falls a bit flat without the audience...
Existing products sre nothing like this capability. There is nothing on the market now much much cheaper. Nothing even close.
The timing on this release means I can tell my significant other to make it my Christmas present. So this can really work both ways lol.This is a new product and it's not for everyone. For instance I hate watches. I will not get one even if it's as nice as the ones Apple sells. But I am into VR, so I am a maybe on this one. I need to try one on at the store first before I sell mysoulkidney. 🤣
This will obviously be a low sales volume product and future iterations will become better and also cheaper. A $3500 toy is not designed for the masses, but for crazy tech enthusiasts like myself 🤷♂️Luckily I am single and don't have to worry about a nagging significant other who wants one too 😅
Where it will beat Quest 3 is probably cost of use. I can see the VisionPro being used everyday for a few hours but not the Quest 3.View attachment 2212824But but but. It’s the future they say.
There is a major difference in this and a $5000 Mac Pro.
People don't buy a $5000 Mac Pro to watch movies and read emails. It's often their livelihood. This on the other hand is mostly a media consumption device.
So comparing the two is with price is comparing comparing Apples to Oranges, no pun intended.
It's a very niche market to begin with and Apple knows that. It's targeting a very small segment of that market and it's "priced" accordingly to make it worth producing. So "flop" is a relative term.Let's set up a betting site. I will happily take all the bets from folks who claim it's going to flop HARD.
Really? Because those other headsets SHOULD have done this rather than link you up to a Playstation or a PC, or have a heavy ass battery on your face - the worst place for it.
Vision Pro S, 4, XR, Pro Max.. You never know.Perhaps the non "Pro" version... Apple's naming scheme is a mess these days.
The return period is probably the best we’ll get, unfortunately.I was very skeptical during rumor time of the AR/VR headset - now that we know what this really is, I do want to try it out, but, a demo in an Apple Store won't do it ... Apple needs to figure out a way that you can run this for a couple days at least before committing ...
Those specific instances made me cringe. The avatar of the face thing reminded me that audio only will be best. And the parental moments reminded me of people filming concerts on their smartphones rather than just sitting back and enjoying them.Love the ideas and ideals behind the product. Love the technology and engineering that's gone into it. Love the push for augmented reality to "improve" our lives.
Don't love the fact that you create a 3D game-like avatar of your face for calls, or the idea of children having their parents witness special moments of their life with this on their face.
The design is amazing for what it can do, but there's no getting around the fact that it covers most of your face, even with the mitigating technologies Apple has built in to it.
This thing is downright cool. But it's still a solution in search of a problem.
As someone who wears glasses, I'm honestly not quite sure if I wanna try this.. not exactly sure if it may affect my vision level in the long term or something. 🙃Fail. Too early and too bulky, even though it's a first generation model. Who is this for? Just people at home? Are people really going to wear these full time outside the home? Not a chance. What about people who wear glasses? Will this be comfortable long term with frames?