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Nearly a year since launch, Apple’s Vision Pro still searching for a killer app
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I feel like that’s saying that my computer monitor needs a “killer app”.
It seemed like a straight forward AR/VR device to me. There’s plenty it can already do… virtual displays and apps in 3d space, privately and on the go is just a start… it’s just WAY too expensive for people to want to do so.
Yeah you'll computer does have killer wraps it's all of the programs that you can install. There isn't anything the headset can do that you can't do better on a desktop.
Is it trying to push the the computing angle they need apps that actually make use of the VR capabilities. As far as I'm aware they still don't have a YouTube app. Even though YouTube has VR and 3D videos
Youtube discontinued their thing for SteamVR, and yet people still use SteamVR.