Thank you for this video. The information in this video is so self evident I’m beginning to believe in conspiracy theories. People are pushing out so much misinformation and anger directed at the AVP and I don’t know why. No other XR headset experienced it. I appreciate your level headed presentation of XR’s unique spatial computing contribution to the future of computing.
@@sharonb.9128 yeah I noticed that too, there definitely seems to be an element where some people (even with completely different motivations) WANT the vision pro to fail
@@AndreaCopellino yes! Its baffling because if Apple fails or walks away, XR can forget about any future mass market appeal, venture capitalist or business investments.
yup, at least in the short term, what's even weirder to me however is the hostility I've seen from some of the people who don't even care about this technology in general, they just can't help but repeat how dumb this idea is whenever they get the chance
@@AndreaCopellino that’s because many “Tech” TH-cam channels are telling them that. When the “experts” say “wearing a computer on your head” is stupid, their viewers believe them.
Apple already knows the biggest hurdle of the Apple Vision Pro $$$. The meta quest is priced at the consumer consumable level. Even at that its break through is limited. I do agree we are in the early stages of this budding industry. The headsets that came before are the equivalent to the shoulder strap cell phones while the Vision Pro is the first flip phone.
yeah, the problem is that XR is an inherently complex (and very expensive) thing, Meta can keep prices lower because they heavily subsidize everything, considering that apple pretty much never does this I'm still not sure how they'll lower the price, but they have to figure out a way
yeah there are still too few people engaging with this stuff, many obvious ideas have not yet been discovered or (as in this case) have not yet managed to spread properly
Thank you for this video. The information in this video is so self evident I’m beginning to believe in conspiracy theories. People are pushing out so much misinformation and anger directed at the AVP and I don’t know why. No other XR headset experienced it. I appreciate your level headed presentation of XR’s unique spatial computing contribution to the future of computing.
@@sharonb.9128 yeah I noticed that too, there definitely seems to be an element where some people (even with completely different motivations) WANT the vision pro to fail
@@AndreaCopellino yes! Its baffling because if Apple fails or walks away, XR can forget about any future mass market appeal, venture capitalist or business investments.
yup, at least in the short term, what's even weirder to me however is the hostility I've seen from some of the people who don't even care about this technology in general, they just can't help but repeat how dumb this idea is whenever they get the chance
@@AndreaCopellino that’s because many “Tech” TH-cam channels are telling them that. When the “experts” say “wearing a computer on your head” is stupid, their viewers believe them.
Good point of view and nice editing!
Apple already knows the biggest hurdle of the Apple Vision Pro $$$. The meta quest is priced at the consumer consumable level. Even at that its break through is limited. I do agree we are in the early stages of this budding industry. The headsets that came before are the equivalent to the shoulder strap cell phones while the Vision Pro is the first flip phone.
yeah, the problem is that XR is an inherently complex (and very expensive) thing, Meta can keep prices lower because they heavily subsidize everything, considering that apple pretty much never does this I'm still not sure how they'll lower the price, but they have to figure out a way
First person I hear making the same points about perspective and scale as I am
yeah there are still too few people engaging with this stuff, many obvious ideas have not yet been discovered or (as in this case) have not yet managed to spread properly