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The problem with standalone VR and "spatial computing"
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this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Call me skeptical, but for the price of 1 Apple Vision Pro my work could buy 2 high powered labtop. I just have a hard time seeing full scale business adoption of these head sets. Computers have changed a lot in 40 years but modern work stations still retain same old keyboard plus screen hardware.
But... for the price of 1 Vision Pro and 1 MacBook... you can have 1 MacBook with a larger screen 🤡
Seriously though, I didn't get the impression like they were marketing this towards businesses. It's more of a pretty expensive personal gadget for tech nerds.