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I'm not sure the Vision Pro could ever achieve the productivity and speed a laptop with a physical keyboard and mouse has. But I haven't tried it myself, so it's all guesswork for now...
I'm not sure the Vision Pro could ever achieve the productivity and speed a laptop with a physical keyboard and mouse has. But I haven't tried it myself, so it's all guesswork for now...
I'm very interested to see if this new 3D imaging system will affect the iPhones cameras - perhaps the 15 series will be able to capture live photos in this new file format? It would very much make sense for Apple to start allowing people to capture content to view in 3d on these kinds of devices asap - content creation is just as important to a system as consumption.
No one wants to take videos and photos using the Vision Pro but we all have a camera with a depth sensor and portrait mode etc so it makes sense to make 3D Capture the next push in smartphone photography... And this way Apple would have a further way to lock people into the ecosystem and make a camera phone that truly is unrivalled even if the raw image quality is sometimes surpassed - in a similar way to how Live Photos makes it hard to swap away from the iPhone even if you improve the base image quality by going with a Xiaomi 13 Ultra!
This way even if a company came up with a similar headset, Apple would have its users already invested in the system before they even buy a Vision device as they'd have been taking 3D images and video for years before the headset itself becomes more accessible.
As opposed to NOT wearing one, I guess :))) I think regular glasses that act as a controller/external monitor are much more practical than a standalone device with that kind of bulk.
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I'm not sure the Vision Pro could ever achieve the productivity and speed a laptop with a physical keyboard and mouse has. But I haven't tried it myself, so it's all guesswork for now...
I'm not sure the Vision Pro could ever achieve the productivity and speed a laptop with a physical keyboard and mouse has. But I haven't tried it myself, so it's all guesswork for now...
I'm very interested to see if this new 3D imaging system will affect the iPhones cameras - perhaps the 15 series will be able to capture live photos in this new file format? It would very much make sense for Apple to start allowing people to capture content to view in 3d on these kinds of devices asap - content creation is just as important to a system as consumption.
No one wants to take videos and photos using the Vision Pro but we all have a camera with a depth sensor and portrait mode etc so it makes sense to make 3D Capture the next push in smartphone photography... And this way Apple would have a further way to lock people into the ecosystem and make a camera phone that truly is unrivalled even if the raw image quality is sometimes surpassed - in a similar way to how Live Photos makes it hard to swap away from the iPhone even if you improve the base image quality by going with a Xiaomi 13 Ultra!
This way even if a company came up with a similar headset, Apple would have its users already invested in the system before they even buy a Vision device as they'd have been taking 3D images and video for years before the headset itself becomes more accessible.
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As opposed to NOT wearing one, I guess :))) I think regular glasses that act as a controller/external monitor are much more practical than a standalone device with that kind of bulk.