XR UX should be Edible - by Forrest
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A very quick take.
Apple’s $3500 Vision Pro was announced last Monday as part of WWDC, boasting passthrough, seamless daily use, and OLED projections as part of its offerings. In a world where VCs and grifters are seemingly past the “metaverse” hype, where there are multiples of new HMD (head-mounted display) companies popping up and dying every few years, and the high investment into XR from Meta, what is making Apple’s headset distinguished? It is not at all the technology. In fact, practically all of the tech and patents have been implemented in some fashion years before. Many individuals and Magic Leap…
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