Vision Pro EyeSight feature doesn't really work, argues Macworld
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Vision Pro EyeSight feature doesn't really work, argues Macworld::Vision Pro’s EyeSight feature is something Apple has stressed as a key product differentiator over rival headsets, and as a...
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Going to take a guess that Apple realized VR isn't happening this generation, didn't want the embarrassment of canceling it, so they released it at such a high price point that only a relatively few rubes would buy it, so when they abandon it there won't be enough people to complain and make bad press out of it.
I don't think VR will ever really take off until we get sci-fi level tech, like a few decades from now. Tech companies have been trying to pitch VR for like 30 years or more now and everyone is still like "meh".
I think this would have been more ready for prime time if it had all the features of the Vision Pro but in something along the lines of smart glasses, rather than VR goggles masquerading as AR.