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But Mark, with Vision Pro, you could win every jiu-jitsu match!

baka-dubbs said:

They may be 4k screens per eye, but the area the TV will  be taking up won't be 4K.

Vision Pro provides more than 4k per eye. Combined with the fact that most people don't sit close enough to a 4k TV to see the individual pixels and that the VP allows the user to make the screen seem as massive as they want--along with 3D capabilities, spatial sound and the option of visual isolation from one's surroundings--the Vision Pro should offer a very competitive viewing experience.

N.B. Apple has silently updated the 13" M2 MacBook Air to Bluetooth 5.3. When first introduced with the M2 processor, the Air supported Bluetooth 5.0.

mcdave said:

Vision Pro replaces what?

Vision Pro replaces world travel, going to the theater, attending concerts and sporting events, trying to imagine what a fantasy world would look like, packing 4k monitors in your suitcase, mounting multiple 4k monitors above your bed, etc.

tuckjo77 said:

I wear glasses and have my whole life. Will the device word for me???

Apple indicated people who wear glasses will be accommodated by custom Zeiss lens that attach magnetically inside the VP. You will not be able to wear glasses with the VP. An alternative will probably be to wear contact lenses, if they suit you.