By now, we know that sales of the Apple Vision Pro hasn’t been what Apple was expecting. But with the headset launching in more markets soon, perhaps it will pick up a bit more to satisfy the bean counters.
The issue isn’t the hardware. It’s amazing, and quite the experience for those of us who have never used any virtual reality or mixed reality headsets. You can check out our hands-on with the Apple Vision Pro for more details, but the long and short of it is that it’s going to fundamentally change future headsets — for the better.
If there’s one thing I know about Apple’s competitors, it’s that they are usually quick at “drawing inspiration” from Apple products. So now that Apple has shown off its version of mixed reality spatial computing, you can expect others to add some of the Apple Vision Pro’s features into their products. My guess: The hand and eye gestures that you can execute on the Apple Vision Pro are probably one of the first things they will want to emulate.
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