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Fundamentally though, that's just the nature of diminishing returns. Of course the value proposition for the Quest 3 is far better than the value prop of the Vi
by FumblingBear 3y ago
Fundamentally though, that's just the nature of diminishing returns. Of course the value proposition for the Quest 3 is far better than the value prop of the Vision Pro.
It's no different than consumer GPU's. There will be enthusiasts who purchase the GTX 4090 for $2000 but the average consumer is far better off buying something like a 3060Ti for $340.
My favorite example of this is a site called Logical Increments [0] that clearly shows just how expensive pushing to the next tier of quality is as you scale up.
[0] - https://www.logicalincrements.com/ https://www.logicalincrements.com/
- hackeraccount 3y agoIt's always that last 20% of performance in any product that's creating a huge chunk of the cost.
- selectodude 3y agoThe cost for quality scales exponentially. Doubling the cost only gets you 50 percent better in my experience.