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Interesting tidbit but I think differently. I see Apple Vision Pro serving as a model for the future of spatial computing. The device will continue to get thinner, lighter, and more powerful over a decade to the point it's easily mistaken for eyeglasses. 

I mean, who imagined we would have a mobile device called iPhone that would be 1000 times faster and a magnitude smaller than a Mac, unplugged, just 3 decades ago? 

That's what I love about Apple products. The materials are truly superior compared to competitors' materials. Apple designs and sweats over tiny details from bottom to top and it shows.  

I think it's reasonable at that stage. I don't want people to buy it and return it in thirty days. 

It's an expensive computer and should be taken seriously. If you're patient and go through 25 minutes learning how to take full advantage of Apple Vision Pro, then you'will get it and know your money's being spent for a good reason. 

Way too many people buy on impulse. 

Also, Apple Vision Pro will serve as a template for the future of spatial computing. 

It's possible that Apple and MS are in talks to make a room for spatial computing. After all, remember how MS brought Word to Mac? 

It is so obvious that Casetify's case is of poor quality. Dithered prints. blurry fonts. It gives an imitation feel, not a geniune feel. 

Dr. Wan Azizah binti Wan Ismail came off as a paranoid kook for saying that.  

There are challenges to deal with but those people who don't understand technology should not have a say or make a policy.