Does the Vision Pro bring something new to the universe of consumer technology? Or does it just create an entirely new set of problems?
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I think vr is cool but it would definitely be a novelty thing that would be played with for a while then put away and rarely touched again.
I wonder how many occulus rifts are collecting dust right now
I only stopped using mine because it got Zucked. I loved that thing before, and I’m still mad about it.