>"you won't be able to run powerhouse apps from macOS to get your more serious work done". There's nothing to suggest that powerhouse apps won't be developed f

>"you won't be able to run powerhouse apps from macOS to get your more serious work done". There's nothing to suggest that powerhouse apps won't be developed for visionOS. The hardware is capable and at this price point it seems that the point of apple's hardware+platform is for the Autodesk/Adobe/Avids of the world to bring 3D-first workflows to professionals. At the moment we use flat 2D paradigms to design 3D output. The VR era provides developers the opportunity to shed 2D design paradigms and operate directly in the third dimension. If the objective is to just run 2D macOS apps on VR hardware, then VR is nothing more than an expensive novelty. A VR headset can be so much more than an expensive alternative/second display. What VR is missing is "Developers developers developers", and attracting developers requires significant investment and commitment to a platform, not just a product.