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Summary: they give a lot of praise to what Apple showed, and mention two negatives: - “they didn’t give us detailed specs” - “it seems to be tied to the iPhon
by Someone 3y ago
Summary: they give a lot of praise to what Apple showed, and mention two negatives:
- “they didn’t give us detailed specs”
- “it seems to be tied to the iPhone/iPad ecosystem, not the macOS one”
Neither of these is certain to be a negative of the product.
That, combined with the repeated “we’re looking for investors” makes me wonder whether this company will survive.
- gfodor 3y agoApple already showed you can bring your Mac screens into the Vision Pro. Unfortunately I don't think anyone is going to be able to compete with the frontier hardware leaders right now on desktop computing, since we're at the point where you really do need the best-in-class hardware to make it work. The other big elephant in the room for SimulaVR is Valve. Valve is working on a standalone headset, and it probably runs Linux. It's probably going to be open enough that you could get a Linux desktop environment running on it, and I'm sure many people will work on that for free. It's going to be tough for SimulaVR to survive.