StrangeDays

timmillea said:

"The Apple Vision Pro defines the genre for sure — at the very-high end. This time, intentionally, they aimed too high on cost for the consumer."

There is a clue in the name. The stripped-back 'Apple Vision' will surely follow once the 'more money than sense' market has been milked. 

iOS_Guy80 said:

A very informative review. Thank you. 

eightzero said:

At the risk of thread jack, one of my frustrations with iOS (and every other OS Apple produces) simply has way too many "features" that can't seemingly be disabled. I'm all for additional features and capabilities, but I'd really like to be able to turn some of this stuff off, as I simply have no use for it (I'm look at you, stage manager...) The worst offender is padOS: don't know how many times i've accidentally triggered a screen...thing...with no idea how to undo it, how I activated it...and how to turn it off so it doesn't interrupt me again. I would actually be in the market to buy new iPads for some family members, but then I become their IT guy. "Why did it <insert some feature>?" What is needed - not kidding - is "moron mode": a grouping of basic functionalities that are simply disabled.