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I think Apple was interested. Tim Cook talked about AR/VR a lot and he was the most excited one of any of us. The hype and excitement died down when the product kept getting delayed and delayed.Does anyone else think that Apple weren’t remotely interested in making these but for the fact that Macrumors kept talking about them so they thought they should give it a whirl?
If people want VR, it's already out there at vastly cheaper prices. And, from a look in my local retail stores, Meta's Quest 2 is just sitting on the shelves unsold. So, even at reasonable prices, the general public doesn't want VR. Apple failed before they started.
Agreed! At times I wish Apple had really focused and vested their time on bettering their current Apple Products Line up, the Operating System, and offering new innovative features instead of this Virtual Reality headset.If people want VR, it's already out there at vastly cheaper prices. And, from a look in my local retail stores, Meta's Quest 2 is just sitting on the shelves unsold. So, even at reasonable prices, the general public doesn't want VR. Apple failed before they started.
It’s possible this is related to manufacturing costs and timelines, or even shifting costs from one quarter to the next.This rumour doesn’t make any sense. If the concern has been about the product itself not being ready and it was at the point of being brought out to the world and entering mass production, delaying by a couple months doesn’t make any sense. You’re not making any major changes this late in development “in a few months”.
… Is this just vapourware?
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This makes a lot of sense.I bet $100 that it’s a developer kit and OS that comes at WWDC, and commercial model will be a year later.