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I think this will be a mistake. The displays in this device are crazy. I honestly didn't think they'd be able to put together a value proposition, but I think

I think this will be a mistake. The displays in this device are crazy. I honestly didn't think they'd be able to put together a value proposition, but I think they legitimately did. It's super expensive, and some of the cost of the device seems kind of silly (if I heard correctly, the display on the front is 3d and gives different perspectives based upon the viewers), so obviously they're going to have a lot of room to improve value in subsequent generations. But it's going to be a hit. HN is going to be swamped with "How I used Vision Pro to..." posts when it comes out.

crote 3y ago
The Vision Pro is a $3500 device. That price point is high enough that very few people will be able to afford it, especially because it doesn't really seem to be a game-changing device. Anyone with the funds to spend $3500 on what is essentially a toy will almost certainly already have a $10.000 television way more suitable for watching Netflix on. Why spend the engineering effort making an app only a handful of people will ever use?