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Quick recap:
You can't label any of that subjective and go on to say it's all about the wow factor. As if there could be anything more subjective.
Cheers for the laugh though.
Oh come on, don’t flex on battery capacity and unit weight. This is stupid, anyone with Apple ressource can make an oculus quest with bigger battery, better display and lighter. That’s not what made Apple so wealthy, original iPhone was way heavier than other phone and had shity screen resolution, it didn’t even have a keyboard… yet they are all dead or heavily copied on iPhone.
And wtf does secret development process and new product line got to do with its success ? New garbage get developed daily and goes right to the trash when it doesn’t sell.
Well sure they could've made a larger battery and whatnot else, but it's not like the Vision Pro is some slightly polished Oculus. The tech allowing for 12ms visual pass though is impressive enough without any of the other things they developed for it.
While your point about Apple's tremendous resources has truth to it, I'd argue that even had they committed their entire cash reserve to the development of the AVP, it would still involve more people using the device than just the engineers designing the thing.
At some point diminishing returns mean you can't refine much further. I think the regular release of barely improved smartphones is evidence of that. Eventually when the goal of a pair of glasses - or hell, even contact lenses - is reached, this first generation Vision Pro will be one of many milestones we look and wonder how we ever had something so bulky and awkward looking.
Oh and the point I had made about the secretive development processes was to counter the previous comment regarding Apple 'not being deep into artificial intelligence'. No one outside of Apple really knows what they're doing. They've been tight lipped about underway ventures since Jobs returned to the company all those years ago.
As I noticed I'm typing a reply to a several day old comment, I'll leave a couple quotes Tim Cook made recently:
If you read all this, I'm surprised. I'm surprised I bothered to type it out. Cheers.
Yeah I actually did read it and I guess we'll see how it goes, if the apple vision pro become an absolute success and apple suddenly release ai driven feature but I still doubt it despise what cook can say.
There were rumors about apple headset many years ago, today there is nothing about apple and ai. They can work on it but it doesn't mean it will lead to something, research and innovation can be money and time sink when it's not driven by a global vision but instead rely on itself.
Beside one would think they would start by slowly including ai in their iphone first to see how it goes but even that there is not a single glimpse of it.