alt Hacker NewsI don't own Apple Vision Pro, but I tested them two times already and I'm amazed by the technology. I honestly think it's the future. We're probably WAY too early yet, and the Vision Pro might fail badly, but it is indeed the future.
I did a special test session in Japan for "productivity" (the guys at the Apple Store were very friendly and agreed to let me install VSCode and Ghostty on the testing laptop. I cloned an open source repository and spent ~20 minutes just coding.
It was FANTASTIC. The Apple Store was full and I could still "black out" the noise and completely immersed myself in the experience.
I'm seriously considering buying a pair now, but I'm just concerned about the under-investment in the sector.
Regardless, I honestly think it's the future, maybe in 10/20 years, but it'll be the norm.
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I could spend 20 minutes coding in a headset but there's no way could I spend an hour doing it.
What makes it fantastic and the future? Your comment is just saying it’s great but doesn’t explain why
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Funny you say it's the future when the project was scraped. I don't think people want to live in a fake world.
The future is not needing to strap some heavy thing to your face but have a chip directly connected to your brain to serve as an interface for a computer.