Apple’s Vision Pro goggles unleash mixed reality that is both thrilling, scary

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5 thoughts on “Apple’s Vision Pro goggles unleash mixed reality that is both thrilling, scary

  1. I was hoping this would be Augmented Reality device rather than an Augmented Virtual Reality device. Being the later, the price seems quite a bit higher than it should be even with the heavy specs. It will be interesting to see how this device positions itself between the Quest 3 and Hololens.

  2. This seems to be priced high enough to make sure it never receives mainstream adoption, but low enough to seem like something a business or school may put some effort into understanding. It’s never going to replace 99% of the use cases they seem to be targeting, but I’m sure someone will find a novel way to keep it in the news for the next 3 years until it’s cancelled.

    1. Joe B literally nobody was “scared” of the Apple Watch, and it was 1/10 the price. Also, expensive wristwatches serve a purpose and have existed for a hundred years. This is not comparable.

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