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  • Tim Cook says AR & VR will be revolutionary, but the public will need education

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    The price of 2000-3000$ is for high end developer glasses.

    Developers are waiting since a long time for a new player in AR and VR market,
    more then Marc Zucker Berg take over of Oculus or https://learn.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/mixed-reality/
    to expect.

    The quality of the devices are still in developer state and the direct eye resolution of 5k glasses are to compare with NTSC or PAL in TV market.

    So Apple is more than welcome to show better quality in device design, technology and platform.
    iPad Pro, M2 laptops and IOS software platform is more than excellent to deliver a new experience of  AR VR.

    The price for such a developer / enthusiast device is in this case not too high.

    The consumer versions will be less then a actual iPhone.



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  • Tim Cook says AR & VR will be revolutionary, but the public will need education

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    There are things which just works better in VR or help a lot with AR then in all the other medium we use nowadays.  (Internet, TV, cinema, Book, Phone, many more)

    That's what Tim Cook points out. 

    One example for a  classic solution to show architecture and exhibition objects in a way which does not replace reality
    but give everybody the change to see an Art Exhibition better presented then a normal film or picture:

    https://helmut-newton-foundation.org/ausstellungen/america-1970s-80s-vr/

    It is a VR movie, on a laptop (chrome works best) you can look around with the mouse or with keys "a" and "d".

    It works even better on a Tablet or Phone on Youtube App by looking by moving the device.

    But it it is totally magic flying through the exhibition with VR glasses.

    There are many exhibitions online:  

    And it is not replacing reality, but at least it gives you another option to normal film and photo.
    watto_cobra

  • Tim Cook says AR & VR will be revolutionary, but the public will need education

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    bluefire1 said:
    I prefer the real world.

    Perfect misunderstanding.

    AR VR technology tries not to replace reality. It is a medium to extend reality.

    Same like you watch a movie or visit a cinema in reality you are extending your reality.
    Same with a Book, Radio, even a Painting, Sketches, Photography, TV, Internet, even Language is medium extending your reality.

    AR VR technology is no more a replacement of reality than any other medium.

    Tele Vision is one of biggest impact of humanity after the radio revolution and of course Book printing technology.

    Just because AR and VR include the word reality, it doesn't aim to replace it. 

    Extended Reality would have been a better term. 


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