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I'm interested to try it, but there's a few things holding me back: 1. I tried working in my Oculus Quest for about a week (two years ago) and gave up because
by ar_lan 3y ago
I'm interested to try it, but there's a few things holding me back:
1. I tried working in my Oculus Quest for about a week (two years ago) and gave up because the resolution is way too poor, and it's too heavy.
2. The price tag.
It looks like the Vision Pro is not a monitor/headset, but rather a computer + monitor all in one. Is that accurate to say?
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I am tempted by this future, but I don't see it becoming adoptable for any reasonable users for another 5 years minimum. Plus, for developers to truly adopt it, we'd need to be reasonably sure our workflows (e.g. keyboard/mouse sync and ergonomics, portability, etc.) are increased in speed/comfort to ever consider adopting such a feature.
- waboremo 3y agoYes, it's not just a headset/screen. In their words, a spatial computer. This coming with a new OS also signifies how they really want people to view it as a standalone product rather than a Valve Index which requires a PC to use.
- crooked-v 3y agoGoing by the hardware and the announced features, the 2D app functionality of the Vision Pro is basically an iPad Pro with full multitasking support.