Is Apple Vision Pro a True Spatial Computer?

Over the past decade, I have been following leaks, patent documents, and rumors about Apple AR glasses and VR headset with great interest. I have always believed that if any company has the resources to take us into the future I’ve been waiting for, it’s Apple. However, now that Vision Pro is almost here, most of my enthusiasm for Apple’s first augmented reality device has disappeared.

Avoiding the obvious targets, we all know that the $3,500 Vision Pro is shockingly expensive. But this price won’t be a problem for some people. We have also heard many stories about discomfort issues, even during a half-hour demo of Vision Pro. While this is a concern for some, VR enthusiasts like myself are accustomed to heavy headsets. I don’t question Apple’s decision to put the digital eyes in front of the headset.

But my disappointment with Vision Pro is more subtle. I had high hopes for what Vision Pro would be, and so far, it doesn’t live up to my expectations.

Is it a True Spatial Computer?

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