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Because 8 people worldwide own one, and it will stop receiving support shortly, if it hasn't already. OP doesn't literally mean they haven't made anything, he
by kulahan 11mo ago
Because 8 people worldwide own one, and it will stop receiving support shortly, if it hasn't already.
OP doesn't literally mean they haven't made anything, he means that they've made nothing of real substance - which holds true when their biggest recent release is already completely forgotten by the public writ large.
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- wat10000 11mo ago"If it hasn't already"? They released a new model not even two months ago.
- Invictus0 11mo agoit's dead in the water
- wat10000 11mo agoWhat an odd reply.
- dangus 11mo agoYou're being combative, but it's true. Yes, a new low-effort refresh came out recently. But the product is really going nowhere. Apple's next Vision product is almost certainly going to be more of a Meta glasses clone leaning more into Apple's fashion pedigree where they've had massive success with the Apple Watch. But even then, eyewear has the limitation that not everyone is interested in wearing eyewear at all.
- neom 11mo agoTim Cook did comment on it to a degree: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/08/01/tim-cook-comments-on-apple-vision-pro/ https://www.macrumors.com/2025/08/01/tim-cook-comments-on-ap...
- wat10000 11mo agoWe’ll see where it goes, and it may well end up being nowhere, but it’s not currently “dead in the water” when the company is actively refreshing hardware and supporting it. I’m not being “combative,” I’m correcting obvious exaggerations about the state of the product.
- shmoogy 11mo agoI dont think it's safe to say that a multi-billion dollar revenue product line, even if underperforming expectations is dead in the water.
- platevoltage 11mo agoHow do the sales numbers stack up to the first gen iPod?