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Funny thing, VR has been around for more than a decade (if we count the Oculus Rift as a pivotal point in modern VR), and yet it's somehow still in its infancy. It has been like this for 10+ years. I'm not sure another 10 will do the trick. Maybe if the tech morphs into something very light, such as normal glasses, contacts, it might have a chance. But I'm skeptical; somehow, I can't see people wearing headsets and waving their hands around en masse.
A "revolutionary" idea for PhoneArena: start learning about existing headset first before writing so many articles about Vision Pro.
You guys do not know anything about existing headsets but are praising Vision Pro for groundbreaking features just because you watched Apple's marketing event. This makes this site look pretty unprofessional und non-credible.
Actually, very strange that you do not come up with such "revolutionary" ideas yourself.
A "revolutionary" idea for PhoneArena: start learning about existing headset first before writing so many articles about Vision Pro.
You guys do not know anything about existing headsets but are praising Vision Pro for groundbreaking features just because you watched Apple's marketing event. This makes this site look pretty unprofessional und non-credible.
Actually, very strange that you do not come up with such "revolutionary" ideas yourself.
I think apple shot so far they have no competition. It's very very impressive but expensive. I don't think it's the next iphone, business wise. Those things are a nice luxury, not a necessity. It will share a similar fate as the iPad. They don't sell that many because they are a nice to have, and last a long time.
Sorry to say but that's why I don't read their reviews and camera test, comparisons are even worse. It's like they spent 30 minutes playing with the phone or just go out and snap some photos without really knowing what the camera can do.
It will be a great toy for people who can afford to pay $3500 or so but most everyone else have other priorities such as bills, clothing, transportation, housing, and food.
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Funny thing, VR has been around for more than a decade (if we count the Oculus Rift as a pivotal point in modern VR), and yet it's somehow still in its infancy. It has been like this for 10+ years. I'm not sure another 10 will do the trick. Maybe if the tech morphs into something very light, such as normal glasses, contacts, it might have a chance. But I'm skeptical; somehow, I can't see people wearing headsets and waving their hands around en masse.
A "revolutionary" idea for PhoneArena: start learning about existing headset first before writing so many articles about Vision Pro.
You guys do not know anything about existing headsets but are praising Vision Pro for groundbreaking features just because you watched Apple's marketing event. This makes this site look pretty unprofessional und non-credible.
Actually, very strange that you do not come up with such "revolutionary" ideas yourself.
A "revolutionary" idea for PhoneArena: start learning about existing headset first before writing so many articles about Vision Pro.
You guys do not know anything about existing headsets but are praising Vision Pro for groundbreaking features just because you watched Apple's marketing event. This makes this site look pretty unprofessional und non-credible.
Actually, very strange that you do not come up with such "revolutionary" ideas yourself.
What "groundbreaking features" do other headsets have?
I think apple shot so far they have no competition. It's very very impressive but expensive. I don't think it's the next iphone, business wise. Those things are a nice luxury, not a necessity. It will share a similar fate as the iPad. They don't sell that many because they are a nice to have, and last a long time.
Sorry to say but that's why I don't read their reviews and camera test, comparisons are even worse. It's like they spent 30 minutes playing with the phone or just go out and snap some photos without really knowing what the camera can do.
It will be a great toy for people who can afford to pay $3500 or so but most everyone else have other priorities such as bills, clothing, transportation, housing, and food.
The same applies to MacBooks, iMacs, and pretty much every expensive piece of tech out there.
The same applies to MacBooks, iMacs, and pretty much every expensive piece of tech out there.