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Robots78 said:

jdw said:

Reels on FaceBook (which show nothing but skinny Chinese girls doing who knows what)

The algorithm just shows you what you've trained it to show you   

bulk001 said:

Fanboi’s will go crazy! It will be so thin you won’t be able to see it from the side, it will have a 3 min battery life, will be made of a wonderful new material that they have been developing for this purpose for 32 years and Apple has been testing how people put a ring on and take it off for the past 13 years to maximize the user experience, it will come in a 6x4 box to enhance the unboxing experience. They will have no idea what they actually hope people will use the ring for but hope that early adopters will help them find that out. It will cost $4,595.00. It has the capability of running all iOS and iPad apps though Netflix and YouTube will not supported it while Disney has already prepped their entire catalogue to be viewed on the ring. Tim Cook will announce it using the word “amazing” 47 times in the unveiling. Apple stock will go up 3.7% on the day. There will be weeks of articles on AppleInsider speculating on the ring return rate. 

The reviewer quoted above says it well that they really don't understand its purpose. It might be a better FaceTime but I don't really use FaceTime *that* much. It might be a veritable unlimited real estate for computing but my two monitors are pretty fine and I like being able to look out the window and into the distance. It might be a better movie watching experience but I really enjoy watching with others. OK, maybe I can soon watch with family and friends around the world, and that might be nice. Maybe one day I'll think that desktop monitors are limiting, and joining a Teams or Zoom call is too confining, and 2D photos (even the awesome Live Photos) doesn't begin to capture the moment, and games couldn't really become 3D until you could turn your head to really be in it, and training is improved with more immersive "hands-on".

This device is practically pregnant with possibilities and I wish Apple and the Vision Pro team the best, I really do. It looks like some stunning kit. It'll be awesome to see this get into the hands of the public so we can begin to understand what "the next era in spatial computing" does for us.

Stabitha_Christie said:

tech_traveller said:

Probably isn't going to be so special if you have to worry so much about negative reviews.

Regardless, this device will probably be well received, but it wouldn't be an iPhone replacement. Not for the next decade.

What a strange comment. Apple isn’t promoting Vision Pro as an iPhone replacement. So yeah, it’s not going to be an iPhone replacement it also won’t replace the Apple Watch, your car, oven and shower.