There's the seed of a joke in this exchange somewhere. Might one day see it fully fleshed out and in a Netflix comedy special.Somewhere a monkey just did a rimshot for you.
I bet it will be 28 mins.After 3-4 hours since pre-orders start, no more stock
yes, you can.Yes, because that so well negates the flippant - yet completely accurate - comment I made.
Also, pretty sure it's not possible to do what you are suggesting, but don't let that stop you giving it a go.
Sounds like you're trying to justify to yourself (your conscience perhaps) that you're about to spend $3,500. You do you though.View attachment 2338397
As someone who purchased the first generation iPhone in 2007, I will be attempting to purchase the Apple Vision Pro today. I work in the Tech sector, I’m a nerd, I consider myself an early adopter and I see the potential and future—the same way I saw the potential and future in the iPhone—which only sold 6.1 units (worldwide) back then.
AVP in 2024 is not for everyone the same way iPhone 1 wasn’t for everyone in 2007. People that are ridiculing the AVP today will probably be purchasing the tenth generation AVP 10 years from now in the year 2034.
If spending $3,500 on a MacBook Pro today sounds reasonable, then spending the equivalent of $3,500 on a matured* AVP in 2034 won’t be so bad, assuming it will be replacing the MBP for most users.
*matured ecosystem of third party apps and ten generations of visionOS and hardware innovations.
Interesting (genuinely).yes, you can.
I am calling it now, as soon as the pre-orders are done and the VP's get shipped, a number of those who placed pre-orders will immediately put them on auction sites at double/triple the price.
Interesting (genuinely).
I must have missed this. The AVP has a proprietary connection for it's battery pack as far as I'm aware, and I've not seen any accessory announced that enables you to connect it directly to mains power.
But maybe you have inside info on an accessory that will be launched in 40 minutes. Look forward to seeing it.
Thanks for the heads-up and insight.
The AVP is not a MBP replacement. it’s a television replacement. it’s going to revolutionize home theaters. especially when copy cat cheaper versions arrive.View attachment 2338397
As someone who purchased the first generation iPhone in 2007, I will be attempting to purchase the Apple Vision Pro today. I work in the Tech sector, I’m a nerd, I consider myself an early adopter and I see the potential and future—the same way I saw the potential and future in the iPhone—which only sold 6.1 units (worldwide) back then.
AVP in 2024 is not for everyone the same way iPhone 1 wasn’t for everyone in 2007. People that are ridiculing the AVP today will probably be purchasing the tenth generation AVP 10 years from now in the year 2034.
If spending $3,500 on a MacBook Pro today sounds reasonable, then spending the equivalent of $3,500 on a matured* AVP in 2034 won’t be so bad, assuming it will be replacing the MBP for most users.
*matured ecosystem of third party apps and ten generations of visionOS and hardware innovations.
Not all heroes wear capes 😉. Thanks for sharing I didn’t know this
I agree. Need to check an order status? Need to place a quick order for something to pickup at an Apple Store for some reason? You’re SOL until the theatrics are over. It also gives the impression their e-commerce system is so ancient that products can’t just be staged before going live.Not sure why they still bother with this theatre of closing the store. There's almost nothing left of Jobs in the company so they may as well jettison this token gesture and be done with it.
You're correct (and the other commenter was wrong) about it not being able to be plugged directly into a power outlet. It will plug into an adapter, which will plug into the power outlet.Also, pretty sure it's not possible to do what you are suggesting, but don't let that stop you giving it a go.
The AVP is not a MBP replacement. it’s a television replacement. it’s going to revolutionize home theaters. especially when copy cat cheaper versions arrive.
Sounds like you're trying to justify to yourself (your conscience perhaps) that you're about to spend $3,500. You do you though.
I was going to Pre-Order this VR headset but as time has gone on and with lack of public interest, I can't be bothered tbh.
Look at this thread for example. On a Pro-Apple board and people are showing next to no interest for a new Apple device. Yes it will sell out because it's not that hard to find 100,000 people with $3500 but it may take an hour or 2 because I can't see thousands sitting on their computer atm waiting for 0500 PST.
Just feels like another VR handset to add to all the others that have come and gone.
The AVP is not a MBP replacement. it’s a television replacement. it’s going to revolutionize home theaters. especially when copy cat cheaper versions arrive.
The best kind of correctYou're correct (and the other commenter was wrong) about it not being able to be plugged directly into a power outlet. It will plug into an adapter, which will plug into the power outlet.