Apple recently introduced its latest augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) hybrid goggles, the Apple Vision Pro. Despite its intended versatile functionality, users are finding increasingly peculiar ways to utilize this device.
The first thing that catches the eye is the price of the goggles, which is a whopping $3,499 or approximately 14,000 Polish złoty. Despite the price, there is no shortage of eager buyers for this innovative equipment. However, not all the goggle’s features are as useful as they may initially seem.
Joanna Stern tested the goggles for an entire day. Our main observation? The goggles are controlled through gestures rather than traditional mouse or touchscreen input. They can display multiple screens simultaneously and even mirror the screen of a connected Mac laptop. However, there are drawbacks to consider as well – the goggles tend to overheat and require charging every 2-3 hours. Additionally, the face mapping feature (Apple Persona) is not yet flawless.
It’s worth contemplating the legal framework for using VR goggles in a car. Currently, there are no specific regulations regarding this matter. However, YouTube videos often show users driving while simultaneously using the Apple Vision Pro. This raises the question of whether it is safe or irresponsible.
Using the Apple Vision Pro can also be quite peculiar in public places. While the goggles provide a high level of privacy, users perform various gestures that may appear odd to onlookers. The vision of a future where everyone wears these goggles can be quite absurd.
User opinions about the Apple Vision Pro are divided. Some believe it is a brilliant device that will revolutionize our world, much like the first iPhone. Others consider the goggles to be overhyped and not as comfortable as traditional computers or consoles.
Whether the Apple Vision Pro will be a success or an overhyped gadget remains to be seen. One thing is certain – technology is advancing, and augmented reality goggles are among the most cutting-edge solutions on the market.
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The source of the article is from the blog krama.net