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Samsung to Unveil Apple Vision Pro Competitor Tomorrow
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If it has Netflix, Hulu and actual VR games I'm interested as long as I don't need to buy an additional device.
Once Apple releases their folding phone, we'll start hearing how Samsung copied it from them.
I cannot imagine what the designing and approval process of this device looked like. Did their design team turn up at meetings after months of work and proudly state „Look, this is what we came up with“, and everybody agreed „Oh, nice work, let‘s do that“? How can they not be ashamed of themselves even handing in such a blatant rip-off? Unbelievable. Every designer even having the guts to hand this in as a suggestion ought to be fired on the spot for obviously not doing their job.
And Apple wasn't the first to make earbuds, watches, tablets, phones, or VR/AR headsets. What's your point?
I think it’s delusional to call a product dead a week after the product line was continued.
Same way people misuse the word "scam", they call things "dead" when they are very alive. I don't know if you play games or not but we'll see a game with 1 million active players called "dead" because it previously had 5 million. Like people can't differentiate between less popular and dead.
Continued is a stretch. It's a mere speed bump, made possible by a CPU designed mainly for other products. It's probably just a way to limit the losses on tooling and get rid of Vision Pro components. All rumours suggest the development of future versions has been halted. It is a dead product.
That Samsung makes carbon copies of Apple products: Samsung’s earbuds look nearly identical to AirPod, their watches look nearly identical to Watch, their tablets are identical to iPad, (many of) their phones are identical to iPhones, and their VR headset is indistinguishable from the AVP.
There’s some degree of inspiration exchange on both sides, but I do wonder what it, and android xr, would look like without the Apple Vision Pro, because there are so many similarities it could easily be described as a straight copy in many regards.
They’ve no doubt Google and Samsung saved a lot of money on their development being solved by Apple.
Maps would be very good in AVP.
I think in the very least, analysis to determine lawsuit viability would be money well spent.
The iGlasses won't be able to reproduce the full functionality of the current iGoggles within the next 20 years. And by then, there will be technology to make new iGoggles much better than today's iGoggles, so the product category will still be relevant.
Samsung because it is a Korean company and it'll be 10 AM there when they do the event.
I mean ... they have to pick a single time, so depending upon location it will be better or worse.
I’ve noticed that I don’t get along very well with Android users or Windows users. First of all, it usually doesn’t even take five minutes before the propaganda and Apple-bashing begins. I couldn’t care less what anyone uses, or about the whole discussion in general. Secondly, we’re always talking about completely different things. They talk about spec sheets; I talk about user experience. And now there’s yet another topic to argue about, why Samsung’s smart glasses are supposedly better than Apple’s. I can already hear them parroting that Android is more “open.”
Umm .. are you joking?
Have you read any comments about Android or Windows from Apple users?
It doesn't even take one minute, let alone 5, for exactly what you're describing to take place.
Terms like "lagdroid" and "Windoze" are but the tip of the iceberg.
This goes both ways, 100% of the time.
"3D" projected onto a flat surface, if I'm not mistaken. Not spatial and stereoscopic 3D.