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My guess is the Vision Pro was largely driven by a need to get real world data. By giving it all the bells and whistles they get to find out about more things
by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
My guess is the Vision Pro was largely driven by a need to get real world data.
By giving it all the bells and whistles they get to find out about more things and keep it at such a price range that it avoids being viewed as a colossal consumer level failure (instead if it's known by the general public at all it's as a weird but impressive premium level failure)
- FrojoS 2y agoIt was driven by sunk cost fallacy.