I've been a fan of the Apple Vision Pro since even before Apple actually announced the spatial computer. I still am. I want that future where we wear sophisticated computers on our heads. That is, I want devices that can replace the iPhone and more immersive content and augmented reality support for mobile experiences.
Furthermore, I still think the Vision Pro, as flawed and incomplete as it might be, is a headset that Apple needs right now. Not as an internal prototype, but as a first-gen product that users and developers can try.
The headset features tech advancements that will one day let Apple launch AR glasses. But Apple can't skip straight to the finish line because there are too many technological barriers. We need stopgap solutions like the Vision Pro so people can grow accustomed to this new computing experience while Apple continues to work toward building the AR glasses of the future.
I've wanted to experience all that since the early days of the Vision Pro. Not just because I write about tech products for a living, but because I'm genuinely excited. However, I recently found that I no longer have the same passion for this new Apple product, one that's still unavailable to me.
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