TECH Apple Vision Pro......Sounds like Skynet is here!

[Mister B.]

https://www.apple.com/apple-vision-...38&mnid=GS4SEdjw-dc_mtid_20925qtb42335_pcrid_{adid}_pgrid_152466493640_






UPDATE:

 

[Golan]

$3500

 

[Inori]

lol @ skynet..

it's an overpriced VR/AR headset

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

Lol I think I’m using an iPhone 10 right now… the way I move I’ll get this shit in a decade

 

[Mister B.]

Lol I think I’m using an iPhone 10 right now… the way I move I’ll get this shit in a decade

I’ll sure they’ll be like three bootlegged versions for $250 by then.

 

[Eyerone]

I’d get one after they are like 3 iterations in

 

[Golan]

 

[#1hiphopjunki3]

Very interesting……

 

[Blue_London]

2 hour battery life

 

[Marc123]

$3500??!!!

And its the 1st model? Shit prolly more bugs n glitches than a mother fucker!!

fohwtbs

 

[Marc123]

2 hour battery life

HA HA!

mfs claim 2hrs. Thats prolly 45 mins irl.

Then it prolly takes 6 hours to fully recharge

 

[The Lonious Monk]

That advanced Meta headset was damn near dead on arrival because it was $1500. Apple drops its headset at more than double the price. I know some of the Apple drones will still snatch it up, but that seems like an overreach to me.

 

[Old Man Cain]

3500 for this bullshit?? LMAO foh Apple

 

[The Lonious Monk]

From the sounds of it, they made the most advanced headset on the market by a big margin. The problem is that doesn't matter if no one is able to get it.

Microsoft made the same mistake with the Hololens. At the time it was the most advenced headset and was just as cutting edge as this Apple joint is now, and it went nowhere because nobody at that time was going to spend 1000+ on a AR/VR headset.

These developers don't seem to understand that VR/AR is still in a proving phase. A lot of people understand it, but a lot more people don't really get why it's something worth investing it. They're trying to treat this shit like the iPhone and don't seem to understand that the strategy works for phones because people already have them integrated into their everyday lives and don't need to be sold on them.

 

[mike030270]

It's its own computer is what I understood. So the price makes sense. Gaming PCs are around that price and more

Wonder how much the see through screen makes up for the 3500 price. That feature seems kind of not needed and expensive

 

[DOS_patos]

This is incredible.
The budget behind this has to be high ass hell.
Shit I can’t even afford the r&d for simple ar/vr.

 

[DOS_patos]

It's its own computer is what I understood. So the price makes sense. Gaming PCs are around that price and more

Wonder how much the see through screen makes up for the 3500 price. That feature seems kind of not needed and expensive

Many stand alone chips
With the shortage they can drive up the price

 

[Blue_London]

 

[The Lonious Monk]

It's its own computer is what I understood. So the price makes sense. Gaming PCs are around that price and more

Wonder how much the see through screen makes up for the 3500 price. That feature seems kind of not needed and expensive

Based on the tech, I 100% believe the price point is somewhat warranted, but pricing most of the population out when you're trying to promote a kind of tech that is still looking for a foothold isn't really a good idea.

They should have made a model to rival that Meta headset at the $1500 to go along with this Pro system, and maybe that would have helped.

 

[VIBE]

$4k?? Shit, I’d rather buy some guns or modify my truck. Ain’t no way..