sternapples53

So everyhting I can do on my current mac I can do with Vision Pro and why do I need 3D again?

Can't wait to see a reason to buy this toy.

Since Netflix is not on any or the other goggle headsets they are in no rush to be on an elite goggle product from Apple. I would think  once the product works and gets priced under 1k they may take a second look.

Too bad, I liked it but it had one major flaw for me and that was no website access, just the iPhone app. At least with Apple or Google I can read news articles in from my computer.

eriamjh said:

I’m really not impressed with PCalc, OmniPlan, chat,  movie watching on VP, or any other app that just is gonna float in front of me on a. Ritual iPad.   I have an iPad for that.   

It’s a spatial computing device.   We need spatial computing apps (3D).   We need Iron Man’s UI for whatever the heck he does.   

New fangled 3D design app?  Video game environments that surround you?  

Something to take advantage of the huge surround canvas (or 180 degrees of it).   Apple said not to use the terms AR or VR to its developers, but why am I wearing goggles if I can’t get up and walk around something?

Without a new killer app, it will be essentially useless.   No one wants to relearn how to do the same thing on a different tool.   They want a new way to do something new.  

Home designer/ Interior decorator apps?   Just throwing ideas out.  I know nothing.   

"We need Iron Man’s UI for whatever the heck he does." that's what I have been telling people. I'd buy a Tony Stark computer, but putting on googles seems to me more like some theme park ride. How many of you still see 3D movies. After you are used to viewing them for more than 10 minutes you forget about the 3D experience. I will no longer pay extra for 3D. Do I really need to word docs in 3D let along the fact I can't all call someone over to see what I see. These will end up on the vertical market trash heap for gamers and people that want watch movies or TV by themselves.