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If someone can crack the VR/AR code, it will probably be Apple. Not saying they will though. It bodes well that Kara Swisher seems to really like the device an
by matwood 3y ago
If someone can crack the VR/AR code, it will probably be Apple. Not saying they will though.
It bodes well that Kara Swisher seems to really like the device and she's one that has tried all the headsets and been fairly skeptical. Using hands as the primary control seems like a pretty big breakthrough. The default of mostly pass through of the surrounding environment sounds like it also addresses the nausea.
You're right at this price point it's definitely a gen 1/dev device. Gen 3 is where it'll likely get interesting, assuming some killer applications are created.