Apple Vision Pro Owners Are Struggling to Figure Out What They Just Bought::Is the Vision Pro for watching movies? Working? Being alone? Collaborating? Nobody knows, really, writes John Herrman.

  • @[email protected]
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    189 months ago

    Google glass seemed to me like it could have been the one to stick. Less wonky, but the whole camera thing I guess freaked people out?

    • @[email protected]
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      129 months ago

      Yeah I bet if they re-released it with better hardware, no one would bat an eye compared to the initial release. Hell I would go as far as to say people would buy it just to have Bard AI integrated into it. Because people are people and people buy things.

      • @AbidanYre
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        79 months ago

        At this point they could probably make it look enough like regular glasses that most people wouldn’t even notice someone wearing it.

        • @jordanlund
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          39 months ago

          Based on this article, being noticed is kind of the point?

          • @AbidanYre
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            69 months ago

            For people buying this, yes. For people interested in an unobtrusive Google glass style option, I think not so much.

        • @SchmidtGenetics
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          9 months ago

          They have and it didn’t have the same fanfare that Google glass got, granted, not entirely the same concept, but the camera was the issue.

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          • @AbidanYre
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            19 months ago

            Ehh, sort of. There was a lot more to glass than just being a camera for livestreaming.

            I remember a lot of talk about “gl-assholes” and how dumb people wearing it looked. But if those Wayfarers had an AR display inside, no one would ever know.