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> There is no window management whatsoever. FYI, Immersed is planning on releasing their app for visionOS. According to their employees on Discord, they're exp
by Ancapistani 3y ago
> There is no window management whatsoever.
FYI, Immersed is planning on releasing their app for visionOS. According to their employees on Discord, they're expecting that to happen around the end of February.
Immersed is by far the best "virtual desktop" app I've ever used, so I expect it will solve most or all of the issues with Apple's implementation at launch. I'm guessing Apple will catch up eventually, but for now, I'd watch Immersed.
> But for real, Apple hasn't launched a first-gen product this limited in use since the original iPhone.
That's... oddly encouraging to hear.
I'm 100% seeing this as a chance to get in on the early days of a new market, approximately of the same scope as the launch of the iPhone.
- arcticbull 3y ago> I'm 100% seeing this as a chance to get in on the early days of a new market, approximately of the same scope as the launch of the iPhone. This is how I felt putting it on as well. I've used a few other VR headsets, and definitely did not get that feeling previously.
- MPSimmons 3y ago>Immersed is by far the best "virtual desktop" app I've ever used I'll second that. I have a Quest Pro and I really like Immersed a lot. I wish my headset were more comfortable so I could work in that environment more. It's really enjoyable from a software perspective. The hardware on the Quest Pro just isn't there yet.
- sureglymop 3y agoIsn't Immersed actually going into hardware and also trying to launch their own VR headset now?
- Ancapistani 3y agoYeah, they have the “Visor”.
- wkat4242 3y agoWhich has a comparable (in fact slightly higher) resolution to the vision pro for only $999 which is impressive. Of course it remains too be seen how it will perform in real life. Also it's really intended just for work, not movies etc.