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That's a good sign, it means they are committed to moving towards the more affordable market. Something many commentors here (including myself) thought would not be possible
A little clickbaity; in favor of a Vision 2.
That's a good sign, it means they are committed to moving towards the more affordable market. Something many commentors here (including myself) thought would not be possible
They were already working on the cheaper model, as the article notes.
I felt like I was committing heresy when I told my friends that the vision pro was unlikely to succeed or at least succeed culturally. I'm sure it will pick up some niches just like the meta headset. The reality is, this is a covid product and covid is over. Regardless of price (outside being extremely cheap) I don't see people even dropping $1500 on this thing. I don't have a single person in my life that has used a…
That's a good sign, it means they are committed to moving towards the more affordable market. Something many commentors here (including myself) thought would not be possible
Not necessarily a good sign. Non-pro models have fewer features than pro models so this could be a sign that they're being less cutting edge and innovative.
Surely, the right move.
I can mostly believe VR headsets will catch on, but not at the price of the current Vision Pro.
There's a chicken and egg dynamic here, for developing compelling content/software to take advantage of the capabilities and the number of people with headsets that can consume that content. That's just not going to unravel with the Vision Pro.
The headline leaves out the most important part: "... to Focus on a Cheaper Model". Surely, the right move. I can mostly believe VR headsets will catch on, but not at the price of the current Vision Pro. There's a chicken and egg dynamic here, for developing compelling content/software to take advantage of the capabilities and the number of people with headsets that can consume that content. That's just not going to…
But yeah, need a product to drive up adoption so a healthy ecosystem can form around it… so they can capture 30% of it
I felt like I was committing heresy when I told my friends that the vision pro was unlikely to succeed or at least succeed culturally. I'm sure it will pick up some niches just like the meta headset. The reality is, this is a covid product and covid is over. Regardless of price (outside being extremely cheap) I don't see people even dropping $1500 on this thing. I don't have a single person in my life that has used a…
I'm an Apple-hater but I'd like VR to become a thing. I work remotely and could imagine being sent a keyboard, mouse, and company VR headset that transports me to the office.