Also you could buy a M2 Max Studio with Studio Display, or a M2 Max 16" Laptop, or three M2 15" MBA's, or three iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Also you could buy a M2 Max Studio with Studio Display, or a M2 Max 16" Laptop, or three M2 15" MBA's, or three iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Ok, I know you all are focused on the Apple Vision, but I was doing a bit of sleuthing now that the Keynote video was published, on the Mac Pro segment we can clearly see that the SSD modules are numbered. Apple only usually numbers components on the Mac Pro if they are user upgradeable, am I right?
Got mine a month ago glad they are still current LOLBoo no new airpods Max. Gotta decide whether to pul the trigger on v1 now that my Beats are dying or just get another beats for $300 less![]()
there ya goo....tehre ya gooooAlmost looks like a pair of Ski Goggles.
They may allow for some “clutter” (i.e. overlapping windows) in the future, though, much like they are now allowing for it on external displays under iPadOS.I don't think Vision Pro can compete with a multiple computer multiple monitor setup. It's too focused on priority processes you have opened, not layered. For most the current desktop or mobile solutions will easily suffice. It does represent state of the art for what its intended purpose though.
Wait til you see the price of its cleaning cloth!That front glass is one big smudge/crud/dirt/dust/scratch magnet. And I can guess Apple will charge around 2k for warranty/Apple Care replacement.
No need to live alone. As long as you sometimes use your TV, tablet, phone or computer alone, this is useful. One of the reasons VisionOS isn't fully ready yet though -- eventually people will be trading in a pile of Macs, iPads, monitors, TVs, and iPhones for a couple pairs of VisionAir glasses.If you live alone... that is.
Or just take it off when you go to the bathroom ?Imagine using the Vision Pro during office work as suggested. You will either be able to work 2 hours a day, or you will have to unplug yourself from the power outlet when you need to go to the bathroom. This is a joke.
I'm pretty sure that the current $10 one is already compatible with Apple Vision Pro. That smooth glass is probably way more resilient than Pro Display XDR and Studio Display's micro-blasted matte versions.Wait til you see the price of its cleaning cloth!
True. Closer to 2k here net.In germany its below 2000€ a month and the average retired pensioner gets about 1400€ a month. I think selling this in Europe, specially during the ongoing recession is nearly impossible. Maybe they can sell some devices in Dubai or Monaco...
I reckon many people will actively take it to the bathroom. 😏Or just take it off when you go to the bathroom ?
Yeah, price is an issue for this version. I’m assuming ~2027 for the VisionAir at less than half the price, which is when mass adoption will take off. I want one of these, but I also would love to replace my MacBook Pro with an M3max version with more storage (1tb isn‘t working so great for me anymore) when that comes out. Now I have to decide which one is a bigger deal next year. Leaning emotionally towards the visionPro, but intellectually towards the MacBookPro.if it did not cost more than half my monthly pension income I would love one. Having the big screen experience in our small house/living room with these would be awesome. Now unfortunately individual experience or I buy one for wife also (also not happening she is not a techie LOL).
Yeah well I just upgraded my 5 year old iPad Pro 1 TB 12.9 inch(gen 3) and late 2018 MacBook Pro 15 inch to a new gen 6 iPad Pro 12.9 2 TB and 16 inch M2 Pro MacBook Pro. I had the money saved up so no credit needed. But now I am good for another 4-5. Years maybe by then this will be of interest and affordable.Yeah, price is an issue for this version. I’m assuming ~2027 for the VisionAir at less than half the price, which is when mass adoption will take off. I want one of these, but I also would love to replace my MacBook Pro with an M3max version with more storage (1tb isn‘t working so great for me anymore) when that comes out. Now I have to decide which one is a bigger deal next year. Leaning emotionally towards the visionPro, but intellectually towards the MacBookPro.
It’s clearly designed to use the virtual keyboard as a crutch when voice input isn‘t enough. But you’re supposed to use a real keyboard when working/typing more than a quick message. text input paradig is going to shift as visionOS is adopted, and I won’t be surprised if the end result is something totally different than what has been imagined yet.As impressive as their presentation was, showing a room’s worth of floating screens and apps up and accessible, what I do question is whether we users, or the system itself, will get overwhelmed with so many available options/distractions?
I have 4 screens on my desk right now facing me, not including my iPhone which thankfully generally stays screen-down, and I don’t want to have even more screens up reminding me of all the things I have to do.
The other issue, which I don’t think they really got into (I only watched some of the presentation - since I had 3 other screens worth of things to do) is what typing on a keyboard floating in space is going to be like. Sure, in sci-fi movies it seems natural for people to air-touch screens or keyboards, but I can’t imagine doing hours of work typing while holding your arms and hands out unsupported. Sure, you could type on a desk or some other flat panel, but then why not just have a real physical keyboard?
That's the thing right there. It's 2007 for me all over again. I felt excited about the OG iPhone, but couldn't fathom plonking down $500 for a phone and a subscription data plan, when I already had a much cheaper iPod and dumb phone with a pre-paid voice and SMS card (which was the norm for young people here in Europe)… I waited until 2014, after owning a few iPod Classics and Touches – one 5G Classic was stolen and replaced with a 6G, one 4G Touch was lost, its replacement 4G was defective and I returned it, and I ended up settling on the 5G –, and I obviously never looked back.Yeah, price is an issue for this version. I’m assuming ~2027 for the VisionAir at less than half the price, which is when mass adoption will take off. I want one of these, but I also would love to replace my MacBook Pro with an M3max version with more storage (1tb isn‘t working so great for me anymore) when that comes out. Now I have to decide which one is a bigger deal next year. Leaning emotionally towards the visionPro, but intellectually towards the MacBookPro.