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The knee-jerk replies you're getting are hilarious. The reality distortion field is as strong as ver. You see, because it's Apple, it can't be a bet in virtual
by hu3 2y ago
The knee-jerk replies you're getting are hilarious. The reality distortion field is as strong as ver. You see, because it's Apple, it can't be a bet in virtual reality with a bad connotation (metaverse). To some, Apple can do no wrong nor do they make mistakes. If they invest (and fail) in VR it was from a good angle, not purely for profit (just like Meta).
But seriously now, you can bet your left kidney that if Apple ever manages to make AR/VR work they will try to milk every penny and dime from the gullible while pretending that "it's good for you" like they do with their broken walled gardens. /rant
- AnonHP 2y agoApple has been talking more about AR and discounting VR (like Meta’s grocery shopping and other “metaverse”) for many years now. Past keynote addresses as well as interviews with Tim Cook show that Apple didn’t consider VR alone as a game changer. So far, it looks like Meta changed its view from VR-only and got into AR (with the new glasses). Apple is still pushing AR (with some VR). Will Apple change its mind? Perhaps. That’s a good thing for companies to do in the face of new evidence/reception from the market.
- vlovich123 2y agoMeta was in AR R&D before Apple. Not sure where you’re getting the impression they pivoted. They’ve always wanted to do AR but the tech isn’t there (that’s why they announced the Orion internal prototype but still don’t have a product).