> And there won't be enough software that actually utilises the 3D features until a sufficient number of developers get access to the device. Judging by the ke

> And there won't be enough software that actually utilises the 3D features until a sufficient number of developers get access to the device. Judging by the keynote, Apple doesn't seem to care too much about 3D features. The Vision Pro looked more like a 360deg window manager for iOS & macOS-like apps. And that's an entirely different niche, because suddenly it competes with desktop monitors. Focus on immersion seems to be much less than what eg. Meta is building; even the games they showed in the keynote were traditional, flat iOS games.