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If you’re comparing the Quest 2 to the Vision Pro, it seems more like 2x as good for 5x the price.

• MBCook 3y ago
  Based on the hands-on impressions I’ve read it sounds significantly more than twice as good. Five times the price, yeah. Today. This really feels like a product aimed at developers right now not the mass market yet. Which fits. The iPhone took a few years to really take off. The Apple Watch took a few years to really takeoff.
  • ukuina 3y ago
    Has Apple ever released a Developer Edition product before?
    • esskay 3y ago
      They've had developer units but not a publicly released one as far as I know. When Apple TV was being developed they were handing them out to devs for free like they had millions they were trying to get rid of. I was a lowly single app creator and they happily sent me one. For the Intel to M1 migration they did something similar but required them to be returned this time, and limited which devs they sent them out to.
    • MBCook 3y ago
      Yes, sort of. The first Intel Mac and the first ARM Mac were DTKs: Developer Transition Kits. You’d buy them from Apple at a reduced price, could use them to get your software running, and then had to give them back when the real hardware was released. There was nothing similar for the watch, iPad, or iPhone though.
    • junofan 3y ago
      Yeah the Intel Macs. I think you had to return them?
• MikusR 3y ago
  11 times the price