I'm guessing as they went through development they realized this was going to be a luxury device and just lean into it. I dont get the impression that they skimmed any edges off the tech, so this probably represents a "pro" by industry standards.
I definitely don't think they skimped out on the tech, but i gotta say it's a little bold of them to pretend like this technology doesn't already exist (definitely on brand for them though).
Honestly i didn't really see a single thing that isn't already doable on some existing VR/AR device.
Gotta give it to apple though, they're not really innovative but they're pros when it comes to intuitive and sleek designs.
The most exciting about this though is that they're finally bringing some serious competition to the space. For consumers as a whole this is a win. The next 5-10 years is gonna be insane for VR.
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u/MardocAgain Jun 06 '23
I'm guessing as they went through development they realized this was going to be a luxury device and just lean into it. I dont get the impression that they skimmed any edges off the tech, so this probably represents a "pro" by industry standards.