It’s not for gaming. And it’s not tethered. The display, processing power, sound, cameras, pass through, etc is generations beyond PSVR2.
Apple Vision Pro comes out in 2024, and will start at $3499
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First impressions on the web I think.
The cinema demo was what really shocked me, though. I played a 3D clip of Avatar: The Way of Water in-headset, on a screen in various viewing modes including a cinema. Apple's mixed reality passthrough can also dim the rest of the world down a bit, in a way like the Magic Leap 2 does with its AR. But the scenes of Way of Water sent little chills through me. It was vivid. This felt like a movie experience. I don't feel that way in other VR headsets.
Full impressions:
www.cnet.com
The cinema demo was what really shocked me, though. I played a 3D clip of Avatar: The Way of Water in-headset, on a screen in various viewing modes including a cinema. Apple's mixed reality passthrough can also dim the rest of the world down a bit, in a way like the Magic Leap 2 does with its AR. But the scenes of Way of Water sent little chills through me. It was vivid. This felt like a movie experience. I don't feel that way in other VR headsets.
Full impressions:
Apple's Vision Pro Hands-On: This Is the VR Headset I'd Use to Watch 3D Avatar
I experienced incredible fidelity, surprising video quality and a really smooth interface. Apple's first VR headset nails it.
www.cnet.com
Verge impressions, pretty damn positive.
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I wore the Apple Vision Pro. It’s the best headset demo ever.
Apple’s new don’t-call-it-a-VR-headset is the best riff on some very familiar ideas, but still searching for a purpose.
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"really positive"Verge impressions, pretty damn positive.
I wore the Apple Vision Pro. It’s the best headset demo ever.
Apple’s new don’t-call-it-a-VR-headset is the best riff on some very familiar ideas, but still searching for a purpose.
Sounds exactly like what it is. A product without a reason to exist.
That’s about how I feel about VR in general, though. this thing clearly is superior from a hardware perspective, as noted in the impressions. The rest will be up to the developers to create uses for it.
I’m interested though, do you think things like magic leap and HoloLens serve no purpose as well?
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Imagine having an external battery with 2 hour life AND a cable.
Imagine having to use motion controls on a device where latency is key
Imagine having a headset with no games
Imagine charging $3499 as a starting price
The best bit is going to be watching the apple fanboys praise this headset for; having a cable, no games, no pc compatibility and a high price tag, while slagging off the PSVR2
Imagine having to use motion controls on a device where latency is key
Imagine having a headset with no games
Imagine charging $3499 as a starting price
The best bit is going to be watching the apple fanboys praise this headset for; having a cable, no games, no pc compatibility and a high price tag, while slagging off the PSVR2
The only dramaticslly better thing here its your sad and miserable attempt to compare apples to oranges,cuco
Some of them,yes but this is not a 400 bucks watch to wear on your hand
These same people spent $200 on an Air tag, something that costs like $10 for everyone else
Are you the typical apple evangelist that compares an iPhone that costs >1k with a phone that cost 100 quid and says "it's so much better, it proves apple is the best"? Because it seems like it.
Basically it's a niche product that sells for the price of two good gaming PCs (at least).
Nah its the new "thing" among xbots,praise to hell anything they percibe as a menace for the psvr2,you can see that shit on era too
iPhone has a class leading display, battery, eco system, processing power, and camera. So no, I compare it to android devices that are more expensive…. That still don’t compare.