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I think you nailed it on how Apple priced and positioned the Vision Pro. Microsoft had done something very similar with the HoloLens (in fact, the HoloLens starts at the same price of $3500 USD). Scary for Microsoft though, that product seems to have stalled for them. Here's hoping Apple figures out what to do with their new headset.
Agreed, I am a bit of an Apple hater. Just never like the eco system / OS. But this is crazy impressive tech. And I am glad someone is making it. And although there is zero chance I would buy it. I could see this possibly taking off most with the professional 3D computer graphics people. 3D sculping in VR is already getting a lot of traction, and I imagine this would be the ultimate way to do that. Niche now for sure, but fun to see the tech.
Different target market. Their product is a standalone product for industrial use with no future roadmap
DOA
I absolutely agree. I think one key point to think about is how with the cheaper more affordable Oculus machines, they seem more like entertainment systems (movies/games) where as with the Vision Pro I think more of an investment in an extremely powerful all in one computer. While it does offer plenty of entertainment options, it’s really muscle will be shown in how it’s used for work. However, with that all said 3,500 is still a tough price especially when you’re trying to get the mass interested. Hopefully in a couple of years we get something more practical for the everyday person.
I tried the hololens, no comparison. For everything you get it’s worth it.
this is a game changer... i think Apple has learned from their past failures in the 80s and 90s..... they understand they need a solid platform and the developers will make the software, they have created a cult of personality with their products and the developers that love the apple ecosystem will create the killer app. I feel its goona come and everyone will follow and i havent owned an apple product in over 10 yrs. this is gonna be big in 2 years
Personally, I think this product will be a game-changer for visual creativity use. The fact that I can write and and edit visual content whilst being in immersive environments can unlock a tonne of inspiration and productivity.
Just like the Oculus 5 years ago, and here we are.
@@pixelespepeYeah I keep seeing people saying things like "Wow I can use this line a multiple monitor setup!? Game changer!" as if people haven't been doing that for years already with virtual desktop.
@@pixelespepeit's called marketing
@@ViridianFlow yeah but the experience of this seems to be leaps and bounds ahead of everything else. This feels much more close to a finalized version of the original vision those were trying to bring about. Also the entire thing is portable like the quest, but again being a lot more premium. Of course we'll see how good it actually is next year, but also it seems some press were allowed to try using it and they've been reporting that it's wayyyy ahead of everything else we have right now
LOVED that they did not mention AI once. ML and LLM are the appropriate names, and they don't need the buzzword
Did you miss all the other buzzwords they used or the buzzwords they just made up?
the point is AI is not that accurate as a term, it is a really big umbrella. ML and LLM is the right words for all the AI hypes like chatgpt.
Apple almost always comes up with alternate names for the tech they wish to perfect or the features they wish to hype - for a couple of reasons. First, Apple is frequently late to market with features, so a catchy name allows them to differentiate their purportedly superior version from competitor's implementations. Similarly, with entire technologies - such as AI - the utter avoidance of the term means they are trying to avoid being lumped in with tech that has seemingly already become cliche' and mundane - it's the Apple way - new, exciting, different, better.
This would be perfect for people who live out of their suitcases. I’ve always dreamed of being able to bring my multi screen set up anywhere I go.
It is hard to be against Apple right now. This is domination at this point.
Apple today arguably makes the best smartphone, smartwatch, tablet, and laptop.
I’m so impressed with all the software improvements they’ve made and how they make most features accessible for all previous iPhone uses.
It’s not hard to be against Apple right now. They still don’t allow iPhone users to customize their phones to be the way they want them to be. And anyone who spent $6000 on a Mac Pro can’t just upgrade their motherboard and move everything else over like on other professional computers. A person going from the old Mac Pro to the new one will be buying the chassis, power supply, and fans again.
The Framework laptop is better than any Mac laptop simply because you don’t have to buy a new one if you have any problems where Apple won’t charge a reasonable amount of money to fix or when it’s time for an upgrade.
Maybe Apple have the best phone, watch and tablet. But laptop no, no one is buy info Mac now. Also Apple lunched a lot failure product too. Like monitor, Apple TV, HomePod and so on.. Apple vision pro is way too expensive. And there is no one thing that shine, all Apple show is old for VR.
iPhone and iPad is ground breaking. Even AirPod is ground breaking
Apple Watch success only because iPhone’s success.
But at the same time, Apple lunched many failure product, like Apple TV, HomePod. Similar product but too expensive.
@@robertp457 The average user doesn't care about any of that
@@gulong612 I’m old enough to remember when ppl said iPad was just a big phone lol let’s wait and see how this next gen turns out
as someone who works in audio, and has always wanted a big screen setup to view my projects, but didn't have the space to necessarily fit a large screen, I'm really looking forward to when they get this product right and ready for the masses.
On a ship, not a cruise vessel but an actual ocean going cargo ship, the vision pro would be a game changer if it doesn’t necessitate a permanent internet connection to work
For me Vision Pro would be most helpful while working remote. The small displays on laptops always annoy me when I have to travel and work from outside of my office. Just bringing the headset and having multiple big virtual screens to work with is huge.
Thanks Tyler saved me having to watch the keynote 👍 like your take on things 🙏
The Vision Pro intro reminds me of when Apple debuted the watch. I had the feeling that the Apple people themselves weren't exactly sure what would hook people into buying it. So they pushed it out to the public to see how people interacted with it. And the answer was health and fitness-the most elaborate FitBit you can get. By now millions of us are hooked on checking our heart rates, distance walked/run/swam, etc. And my wife once tripped on an irregular sidewalk and her watch offered to call 911. I'm happy that I don't have to count pool laps anymore...etc.
I liked the trails feature where you could see where you lost signal and where you could send SOS. Integrated offline topo maps is also cool. The price tag for the Vision Pro is eye watering, but it also looks amazing. It would be VERY nice on flights. I hate trying to use my laptop in some cramped angle when the guy in front of me reclines back. I wonder if it’ll be used to help people overcome phobias or to train people on how to work on stuff in dangerous environments. So many possibilities.
You mentioned wanting to be present on a plane. I’d use this on a flight but of course not the entire flight. Kind of like using my laptop now.
I’ve never been this excited about tech since I saw the first iPhone.
I have always thought something like the vision or other VR would be perfect for video editing. Like look straight ahead for your current window. Left for your media bin, down for the timelines, etc.
I hope they call it the "Vision Air E"
(i'll see myself out)
This is the best review of the WWDC on the internet! Great job Tyler!
I really don't like when people say "this isn't for you" or "you shouldn't be buying this". Let people get what they want. I'm pre-ordering on day 1. Period. Life is about enjoyment.
I've been traveling internationally since Oculus Go - totally love it. Nothing like watching an IMAX like movie while cocooning myself on a plane. Similarly I do use Oculus Quest frequently at home, mostly for relaxing in bed and catching up on my tv shows, movies before nodding off to sleep. I'm a big fan of VR as an idea but truthfully Meta hasn't hit the spot for me. I just use it for media and nothing else. As far as VisionPro, I'll definitely be an early adopter. I work from home and am looking forward to having nothing on my desk :)
I'm an Anti Apple Purist ,but I might buy this vision pro thing, only because I watch Movies a lot , I mean a Lot and I'm willing to pay for that experience.
Sara Dietschy got to try the headset and she said it felt very heavy, too heavy to wear comfortably for the length of a movie.
@@robertp457 Yes, it is made up of metal with a very questionable battery life (2 hours). I would like to wait for its successor.
Adult movies? lol
I’m super excited about this! As a filmmaker/ photographer, this brings a whole suite of exciting new ways to collaborate and work!
Can you clarify how? I’m genuinely interested how you’d use it
Given my financial situation, I will probably never own the Vision Pro. But man, it looks so cool.
My answer would be you never know how useful a thing is until you start using it or had an hands-on experience with it...
Thank you for this really informative summary. Things are moving forward, products have reached a point of 100% development, so to say.
The Vision Pro has a lot of potential. Brainstorm comes to mind. For now, in the form of a ‚lid‘ you pull-over the reality. Interesting times.
Wondering what the brand of clock is at the top of the video? Cheers
4:36 Thank you for pointing this out! I can still remember a time when Apple referred to wifi routers as "AirPort Base Stations." This isn't new in the world of Apple. But because everyone is so fixated on "AI" being the buzzword, they tend to forget that Apple has been laying down the groundwork on ML for years.
Even my old iPhone 8 Plus has a Neural Engine in the A11 Bionic processor! There's been a LIDAR scanner in the iPhone Pro models since the 13 Pro. Whenever Apple talks about how many cores are in the Neural Engines of their Silicon, they're referring to how powerful the AI will be in their devices. The major difference is that Apple is trying to balance the good ML/AI can bring against the bad. Google, Microsoft & others seem too content with letting the latter part loose and only for some minor benefits that are too intrusive into people's lives.
I can't wait to get it for cinema & external monitor for MBP use cases.
I would definitely wear the Apple Vision Pro around the house and use it for work. I’d even use it in some cases in public. My primary job is as a cardiology provider so I’m constantly reviewing patient charts, labs, imaging, etc. Being able to do this in public without risking violating HIPPA would be awesome. Additionally, I am an aspiring cinematographer. Being able to edit video content on the go without dragging around a color accurate screen would be pretty awesome too! That’s largely how I’d use it though I can definitely see more niche applications for it too.
The stuff that I got most excited about were the new Standby mode for iPhone, the Web Apps for Safari and the new Mac Studio. I'm going to be talking to my boss about getting the Mac Studio for sure 😂
Great video, dig the t shirt
You glossed over the Safari updates but man am I excited for things like Web Apps (finally!), advanced tracker blocking, and profiles for work/school/casual where your tabs, tab groups, browsing history, etc. are all separated
My first thought about the gesture-based interface was its similarity in principle to the gesture-based approach as imagined on Star Trek Discovery. (which I'm sure they thought was sufficiently futuristic looking so as not to be met or surpassed by current technology for centuries.)
I think the new VR product will be great for businesses to impress their customers…..and they’ll probably sell millions for that market alone, but personally I have no desire for one, even if it was half the price - great video - thanks
Maybe the passthrough cameras combined with the fov and screens are incredible and itll really feel like wearing goggles.. you'll be able to walk around very comfortably and do stuff with your hands.. maybe even do something complicated like chisle or paint while using the headset to help you in some way.. which is totally not the case with current vr headsets.. i'm hoping it nails that feeling like you look at your hands and they just look like your hands but I doubt its that magical.. i feel like there is gotta be some warping and weird looking stuff as the depth sensor looks around.. maybe a cluttered room has all sorts of weird shadows and bending of objects.. since the cameras are away from your face and they render to postage stamp sized screens that are projected through 4 different lenses before it reaches your eye maybe it'll just make everything feel kinda floaty and far away and you'll be afraid to bump into stuff.. maybe someone walks in front of you and all they gotta do is spin around or wave some objects in front of you and itll look like 3d mush.. or you turn off the lights and the headset wigs out.. we'll see.. maybe its a bit clunky.. or maybe its well worth $4,000 and the dream of VR is real.. it got a good processor and screen so maybe its gonna be brilliant. the demo videos they did really look churched up to me though.. especially the one where the guy catches a soccer ball from his kid with his feet.. there is so much going on in that scene that i doubt itll look all perfect like that in practice.. and im assuming the device doesn't work outside.. so ill wait till non apple sicophants and employees get their hands on it and give their impressions.. its a computer entirely built on pass through and im not convinced this is gonna be all that special yet.. may just be a glorified quest 2. It's gotta have some kick ass screens that deliver something mind-blowing as if holograms are in your life or something if apple wants to spark a revolution
The screens sound like they're pretty good, and M2 is a great chip so that's good. I wonder if they actually use pancake lenses though or if it's old tech lenticular? I've seen some comments saying the FOV is only 75 though which hopefully is just people repeating incorrect information because an FOV of 75 would put it pretty close to the worst FOV on the market.
It always confuses me that Passthrough video lags at all, like why can my phone show me what's coming from the camera but old VR headsets have lag?
It'll be interesting to see comparisons of this and the Quest 3 when it launches that's for sure.
I love bartender, it really helps with the notch and cleaning up icons you don't care about
How willing am I to wear the VR set at home or the office? I suspect the range of responses will vary from solipsist to social bug.
The idea of watching an IMAX movie on a VR 70 inch screen in the future sounds cool.
Clearly we are headed down a road where VR/AR and AI will be growing up together. Much like social media and smartphones grew up together. I hope with all the excitement we do a better job of asking the right questions and putting the right guardrails in place for our society.
We didn't do that with smartphones and social media until the problems began to reveal themselves.
I would hope this time around we'd be more thoughtful and critical going forward.
Tyler, when I first heard about the iPad or rumors of a device that would become the iPad, I had no concept of how the consumer would use it. I only saw a professional environment use case such as a doctor reviewing medical notes or logistics tracking. I am sure that the Apple Vision Pro will be like that. Some developer, perhaps even a college dropout from Harvard will create something so amazing that it really will change how we used these devices.
You will probably be able to get some thin Bluetooth gloves with haptic feedback next year.
I can see companies creating a full body suit with sensors to complement the headset, like the show Upload
wearing around the house as a media consumption device and computer maybe but definitely not outside I’ll wait for the more affordable iGlass Ar glasses which would be the mass market product that would most likely eventually take over from the iphone as a wearable “smartphone” Ar device 🙏🏽
I’m really looking forward to the vision pro but sheeesh 3,5k is a lot dude
I would personally wear these on a plane but not in coach and at home but probably in my office for work. Also, with Apple showing these before the next iPhone is actually pretty telling!
I wish that your take on the pricing could be circulated universally. There are so many who are totally clueless about the strategies that go into Apple's pricing of a 1st gen product, especially one which they believe has no peers. So many who have spent no time studying Apple's history still take it upon themselves be highly critical of their decisions. Even after 48hrs it's getting old listening to the pundits, talking heads, and Apple-haters about how this thing is never going to sell (hint: mass sales are not the initial objective). "Seed the market" is a great term
Some things in this world are expensive. It will come down, Apple wants it to be an accessible product when it can be, but not yet.
I am so excited! 🎉❤ day 1 for me!
thanks for the review, really nice, very professional. to answer your question, i am sure you have noticed they mentioned they are introducing a daylight timer for kids, it means there is a general concern that people do not spend enough time in real world, what does this tell us? we are going to be more immersed in the global village with a mixed reality headset, and wait for a notification triggered by a timer to pull us out when it is time to get our 10 minutes dose of daylight? a bit like it is happening now with our smart watch reminding us, it is time to stand up because we have been sitting too long.
I wonder how Vision Pro will address people who were glasses?
Virtual office is what I’m interested the most. But also (future) content creation: all immersive experiences and real time videos, events etc. would be a huge boom in the near future. Haptics may come as an accessory (rings, gloves etc.) - huge after market potentials such as 3D all immersive Go Pro and also live immersive streaming (front row seat at the Grammys?) etc. like many said this is just the beginning like the first iPhone. This is clearly to get developers and 3rd party OEMs excited and I think they did just that. I won’t be buying the 1st gen but definitely am looking forward to it in 2-3 years.
Apple called VR controllers clunky. Vision Pro is classic first generation Apple product. "$500? Fully subsidised?" :D I liked what they did with widgets both on macOS and iOS. By announcing FaceTime on tvOS and Stand By on iOS I'm pretty sure they're going to launch a hybrid hub (think HomePod merged with an iPad) this autumn.
I think it will sell like crazy. Also, are we stiiiiillllll asking “will you wear it”.
Yesss I’m early to the quality content 💪🏼
I like the screensavers, but I don’t want it to overwrite my wallpaper.
I'm all in for this next wave of tech. I'm cool with everyone obsessed with disconnecting from reality to socialize in some kind of meta verse. It's way better than seeing everyone's eyes glued to their phone screens
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Apple brought Crossover into the fold to show what Metal can do, and then wrote a translator from DirectX12 to Metal games. You still want to wait for the M3, it just wasn't ready in time.
The killer app for the Vision pro is the screen. There is no better screen. Or so it seems.
the mac studio/ new MacBook pros is also what most need 😅😂
Everyone says they like existing on reality until they don’t have to.
As someone with a visual impairment, I see the potential with this product as IMMENSE. My biggest question is if this would even work on someone with nystagmus like me, which means my pupils are constantly shaking rapidly, which might screw up the eye tracking. Assuming if it does though, my god I might be one of those early adopters. Right now, dual monitor setups are pretty impractical and a pain to use for me, needing to fully turn my head and lean in to see the contents on screen. In AR though, I could use my physical monitor as my primary display, but have smaller displays as close to me, and as large as I need them in places where physical monitors just couldn't go. Imagine if it could see text from a distance and read it to me, or do the same with people. Simply not being constrained to physical space and being able to change the size/position of anything at any time I imagine is such a huge, huge deal for those of us who are vision impaired. I will be trying this in an Apple Store as soon as I get the chance.
Problem is affording it once it does release...
It could be huge for anyone with a visual impairment, I like that they have you add corrective lenses rather than just wearing glasses underneath. If you’re issue involves pupil movement I suspect it will cause problems with the tracking in V1, but Apple is usually pretty good with accessibility so hopefully they have a solution
@@stalman it’s very rapid but tiny movements so it’s impossible to say right now, but yeah. Either way have you seen them show off that you can just read out and grab them and tap on stuff on the display itself Iron Man style? Looks so cool, surprised they didn’t show that off on stage.
I don't care about the headset, but I *would* like you to compare the M2 Max and M2 Ultra in the Mac Studio for photo and video work.
Very Nice, But unfortunately too expensive for most!
this headset is probably only focused on AR productivity cuz theres no controller for VR games
I want action button on Iwatch ultra for torch in sleep mode so i can hit in bed when im not wearing my glasses
For me I’m interested in exploring the real world. I would only use Vision for having several displays for reading and writing scientific papers, analyzing data, coding; it would be awesome to work anywhere without carrying a secondary display. What I don’t get is whether Vision is an stand alone computer or if requires MacBook iPad or what? Therefore the most important product is the Apple Watch. But is lagging behind all of what a Garmin (fénix 7, Pro, forerunner, epix 2 tactix etc) can do. Hence I’m really disappointed with Apple WatchOS 10, ultra, and 8 in general … switching to Garmin completely.
It has an M2 chip so it'd be very strange if it doesn't work as a standalone workstation.
The chip in the Meta Quest Pro is far worse than an M2 and that works as a standalone thing.
Like $5 billion worth of r&d for $3500? Doesn’t sound that bad.
Bartender wants all kinds of access to my system to take screenshots and such. Not sure I like that
I was disappointed that the Mac Pro is even more expensive... a case and motherboard shouldn't cost frickin' $3,000 more than the Studio. They really seem to be gouging the people they should be appealing to more... The stuff they showed for FaceTime should be great. I want to be Memoji though, not just cool effects. Hope apps like Camo Studio just get even more powerful. Vision Pro... as a laptop replacement it could make a lot of sense, it just isn't there yet for the price/performance. But if you look at even this $3499 as a replacement for 1) laptop 2) 8K + 3D TV and 3) surround sound system... the price isn't bad at all. If it can deliver on all of that. Walking around? No. It looks goofy and the eyes thing is creepy. It looks like a scuba mask ate your face and you are drowning in these videos. LOL
True only if you watch TV alone.
@@rolandgerard6064 Exactly. I think they could use AirPlay to use a TV as a display, but they probably want everyone to buy one and share an AR video experience together.
the M2 ultra looks like it will be a beast for training ML models like LLama. I own several NVidia cards for programming and doing ML. To get the memory equivalent of M2Ultra, it would cost you 45K for 4 A100/40G. My M2Max beats my RTX 2060 6G by 2x for most small training. As much as I like expandability, I don't love the idea of bending over for Nvidia or handing over my lungs and liver to "buy more to save more".
I think “down in price drastically” might be over egging the pudding a bit. The economies of scale might come into play if there is demand for this kind of device, but at some point Apple will look to get those margins back. I struggle to see them releasing a full featured Vision headset for much less than $3000
If I can afford it - instead of upgrading my MacBook, I will get the vision Pro, but version II with a M3 chip inside.
Likely iPhone 15 pro / max will have the camera setup to take three D photos and videos.
I definitely think the next iPhone Pro will include dual cameras for spatial photos, mostly because taking photos and videos with a headset would be super awkward so they need ways for people to capture content without looking like a jerk.
I think it'll be a number of years before that's a thing. So few people are going to own the headset in the near term. Wouldn't be worth adding such a complex feature to the iPhone that only the tiniest fraction of owners can appreciate.
6:24 it’s a great game! Not for everyone though.
If they don't expect a lot of people to buy the Vision Pro, why would developers develop for it? What's an example of a product that has successfully come to market this way before?
Not at all willing dude !! this is so not natural. imagine 3 people in your family sitting in the loving room with vision pros on their eyes doing something each one likes !!! That is not what should be promoted.
living room
Well said!!
If you think about it. Its basicall the same as a 3 people watching 3 different things on their phones
@@benceszabo9710 well yeah but this is psychological and even though I know it’s the same I’m not so keen because it doesn’t look like that
@Aryan Athalye ----- It's kind of like everyone sitting around staring the screens of their smartphones. Oh wait, that already happens all the time.
Apple has built in features for sharing content, that will become the new norm in the future.
I appreciate they didn't slap "AI" onto everything and instead used the correct language. Machine learning is not AI. Much of what's being called "AI" is not AI.
Vision pro is the ultimate porn experience device 😮
Apple vision pro is at best everything except gaming. For gaming sony playstation vr2 is best.
The price is outrageous of vision is outrageous in my opinion.
Tyler the MAN
Can I play Fallout 4 VR on it?
If so, then I'd be willing to wear it.
You could at least run HDMI into your Mac to Mac to play it
@@stalman If one could play Fallout 4 VR on it, it would be a game changer.
At the same time, I think the lenticular display on the front is the first part of their larger vision for the technology.
So, if they manged MicroLED microdisplays at a significantly higher resolution, they'd be offering something akin to lightfield VR, which I think is what they're going for.
I hope this all works out in the end.
Most aren’t dumb or antisocial. They will use this appropriately. People become immersed in video games, their cell phones and etc all the time. This is an amazing entry to a new platform. Now for the dumb/antisocial folks, yes, ultimately this could become something akin to crack or and endless mom’s freaking good apple pie/free award winning Cabernets.
iPhone/ maxbook pro for everything except gaming.
4:45
You are wrong Tyler. You will love it in the living room for movies. Too much reality can't ge good for you 🥳
definitely that the Mac Studio is a Mac Pro killer. Sure like you said, there might be a couple of people that need the somewhat expandability of the pro.. but I'm sure that 95% of the Mac Pro users is covered by the current Mac Studio.
I can't wait to wear it on the road while driving on Autopilot watching porn! So Sick! LOL
3D AR Porn will be game-changing!
vision pro? Nah - i would rather pay my house mortgage for 12 months or car mortgage for 24 months
Unfortunately we are going to see a lot of cynical/ignorant commentary saying how this should cost 1000$ or less.
How could a proper augmented reality computer system like this cost less than your laptop? Less than your iPhone? Than your television? Yeah, doesn’t make any sense at all. Just consider these have Zeiss lenses. We haven’t seen anything like this before. Think about what a good pair of glasses cost, or binoculars. Four figures.
I think we’ll eventually see a cheaper option at 2900€, never cheaper.
Prepare for A LOT of morons comparing this to VR headsets that cost 1000$. 🙄
Regarding your question, I would primarily buy this and sell my television. This will be unbeatable for home entertainment. Would absolutely use in an airplane or train. The possibility of being able to see the outside world simultaneously is the key thing.
Vision will also be really good for work, especially video calls.
Vision stay in your home and be happy, no
Lost me a Death Stranding…talk about a low bar.
$3500 is worth it just for movies.
The Vision Pro went from kinda cool to extremely disturbing when they showed the dad wearing it during the kids birthday party to take pictures. Glasshole 2.0 might be even more disturbing than the original ones.
@@Matts3dbuildshat's one of the main reasons why people didn't like the Google Glass: they didn't like the thought of being filmed by people around them all the time.
If people wear this like some comments are saying they will this will have the exact same problem. It's not taking the photos as is, it's the thought that people can just be walking around all the time filming everything without you knowing. It's pretty obvious when people have their phone out and are filming something but not so much if a bunch of people decide to wear these as just an every day thing.
@@Matts3dbuilds So I think that's probably true, but I've seen many comments saying otherwise. That and we all know some Apple fanboys will do anything to advertise that they have the latest Apple thing. If the Apple fanbase decide this device is "cool", I can absolutely see some clout chasers wearing this in public if for no other reason than "look at me, I have money" just like other hypebeast trends.
@@Matts3dbuilds already many parents spent to much time on their phone and not with their children. But a dad being hidden behind a mask to film his kids to later relive the moment he just ruined by hanging out in his AR/VR space, just no, that just goes to far.
Why the Microsoft hololens is awesome!!!!
When these finally get shrunken down to glasses size, they will make a lot more sense. In this current format (ski goggles), it’s a niche product, primarily for gamers or developers.
These will get stolen right off your head the moment you walk away from your home.
Lets be real.
I don’t think they suggested your wear these out on the street, in fact I’d recommend against it
I think the Vision pro is over engineered and costs to much, not that i dont believe the price is unfair, its crap ton of sensors, processing, expensive display parts and tricky to manufacture optical elements. BUT, Apple have gone all in on engineering a product that people will wear on the Tube in an office walking down the street, like headphones, but to work in the fashion sence you have to see people with them so you dont feel ridiculous. @ $3.5K that's not happening. so i'm calling this a slow fail, ijustine will get one for her CZcams channel but there just won't be enough units for critical mass. What might happen is other manufacturers ride the hype train and introduce a product that does 80% of this stuff and dumps the idea of being a EDC wearable item, to be a just when you need it, immersive gaming and entertainment, telepresence in high value situations and events. at 1/6 of the cost
The vision pro was the only thing note worthy at WWDC23. Not much innovation in everything else.
Vr googles are not new . This was tried over 23 years ago where everyone thought you would be wearing goggle on planes to watch movies etc.
it never took off . Also there are enough people getting health issues staring at their phones and monitors all day. Now you'll be locked into never looking away from the screen for 8 hrs.
We'll see whos really interested in this ( other than video gamers & the Apple fan boyz ) But I don't believe this is for the majority of the public at least in the near future.
The new Mac Pro is a massive rip off for everyone who bought the previous Mac Pro. Instead of selling a new motherboard to replace the old one previous Mac Pro buyers have to buy the chassis and power supply again rather than just upgrading their “modular” professional computer with a new motherboard.
Pass... I will definitely pass the Vision Creepy Pro.. And the price tag is not the main reason, why I will skip this product.
Don't get me wrong, it's a cool idea, but the execution is terrible with a complete lack of users needs. For example.... for the past 15 years I work professionally as a designer - I design a lot of mobile and desktop softwares. And I'm pretty good at this, I can work really fast and accurate. BUT.... this thing here works on a battery (attachable battery, don't get me started on this madness..) that can last only 2 hours. What kind of PRO user will work only 2 hours on any kind of project??
OK.. maybe it's not for every PRO-user and Apple has a very different understanding what a PRO user is. Maybe it's for a gamers? Ok, but if I'm a PRO-gamer, that goes ot a lot of competitions and play games all day long..... wait.... First problem: battery. OK, we know about that. Second problem: the LACK OF GAMES for apple ecosystem. Sorry but they talk about this "Death Stranding" game for the past two years. There is a lot of other games out there and this is not the best one, or the game that every gamer play.
So... what else? Family stuff...like watching a movie? Nobody will sit alone in a room to watch a movie by itself, with a screen attached on his face, come on Apple. And don't get me started on the part of the presentation, where a father goes to take a picture of his kids with the Vision Pro on his head. Creeeeeeeeeeepy! And on the bottom of all that is the price of course. $3500 is a lot! Yes, it has amazing screen and amazing cameras, the hardware is amazing and all... but it doesn't make any sense when you think how you are going to spend your time with this gadget.
So.... sorry for the long comment, but this product is ridiculous. To be honest, they had the opportunity to create something truly amazing, but for some reason they didn't. Next...
If apple showed me something I couldn’t do then I’ll be sold but quest has hand tracking PSVR was the 1st headset to have HDR with 10bit colour and it’s even got headset feedback and I 1st seen this design language on Meta Quest Pro and now everyone wants to go on like it’s new it’s now Quest has been experiencing most of these features other than the screen for the last 1 or so 😂😂😂 it’s apple copying again and claiming they invented it they have done it in every product that the have been big in
Meh, Apple sucks. How depressing is it that the company marketed it's way to the top by convincing people their wares were superior (and cooler) than the competition (they never were). I'm endlessly baffled people are willing to fork out a premium for their devices while being held hostage by their walled gardens, all while getting lessor system specifications than had they just purchased a PC. Seriously, there's nothing tangible to justify the purchase of Apple devices at those price tags....everything is backwards, you would expect the price of Apple devices to be less that of PC hardware if only to justify their closed architecture (it's why game consoles are cheaper, same closed arch mass produced == cheap). Maybe one day people might realise they've been suckered by Apples marketing, 25 years in since Jobs re-assumed control....still doesn't seem likely. Oh well i guess.
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