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Apple Has Sold Approximately 200,000 Vision Pro Headsets
(www.macrumors.com)
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this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2024
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Is that supposed to be a lot? I can't tell.
Almost $700,000,000 in revenue if you multiply the price by the amount sold.
Aight
that's a fair bit
Keep in mind they probably spent more than that amount of money on R&D / aqua-hiring.
It's a lot of money, but still not enough to be a commercially successful product for at least a few more years.
Fair point
Over 700 million? I find that dubious. 700 million is a lot of money isnt it? Thats what I'd expect a tank or a jet to cost in R&D.
R&D for a jet or tank is significantly more. To not throw out nonsense some quick googling told me the R&D just for an upgrade of the Abrams tank (which is old) is $650m and the total R&D of the F22 jet over two decades was $32B....
What a strange response ...
Gotcha. Yeah... Since they said "expect" I wasn't really judging that perception, I mean I too would like to "expect" R&D on tanks and jets to be under a billion dollars so that the USA didn't have to spend $900B/yr on "defense"
And you should keep in mind that these things are only sold in the USA at this point
I’d say that’s certainly enough to attract developers given it’s barely out.