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Which really means "as cheaply made as possible by whoever made the lowest bid or offered the best kickback as a bribe."It's the tech equivalent of "military grade".
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Which really means "as cheaply made as possible by whoever made the lowest bid or offered the best kickback as a bribe."It's the tech equivalent of "military grade".
I thought "gaming" was the tech equivalent of "military grade".It's the tech equivalent of "military grade".
Let’s take the entry-level 15-inch MacBook Pro, which comes with 256 GB SSD. Before today, a 512 GB upgrade cost $200, the 1 TB SSD cost $600, the 2 TB SSD cost $1,200, and the high-end 4 TB capacity was $3,000. Now, these same upgrades come in at $200, $400, $800, and $1,600.
Watched the new Apple Pro tour at work today
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Vb0dG-2huJE
Even without the globohomo presentation it's just extremely low energy presentation for a 3.5K product. No mention of eye strain or heat, which are the biggest issues with every AR goggles. Ditto no talk of battery life, which is pretty important when you market the goggles as "put it during a noisy flight".
Features are barebones, they start with you being able to watch Instagram at a good resolution which is pointless. Ditto "family moments" videos which is ridiculous when the video is built for childless urbanites. You can watch films at a VR landscape which is cool, but again depends on eye strain. It can apperantly interface with laptops but I doubt it can increase productivity since it's just more visual noise (not to mention it will probably only work with macs). No talk of games, because god forbid they associate their products with hateful gamers. Also there is uncanny valley doll version of you if you facetime while connected.
The only cool thing is having an alien surrounding, but of course all the shown areas in the video are boring lakesides. No underwater or on the face of mars.
Apple consumers are not known for being price-sensitive and tend to like their walled garden. This is just iPhone all over again ("it's too expensive", "it doesn't support flash", "you can't even connect to a standard windows PC", "you have to develop apps using Objective-C instead of [popular language]", etc.)The passthrough quality of the Apple Vision Pro ($3500) and the Meta Quest 3 ($499) are nearly identical in a well-lit room. It's criminal that Apple can even sell a product that's pitch is "you can watch movies, but with spatial computing :tm:". The Apple Vision Pro will be a failure no matter how many delusional iToddlers buy it because the key to commercial VR/AR success is software support. Apple has none of that, and they're banking on the fact that their target demographic is fucking retarded and will buy whatever cheap gimmick they produce. Case in point:
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Expect the Vision Pro to be sold on eBay for next to nothing. I just don't understand how a trillion dollar company could get this wrong. They don't offer PCVR support like the Quest 3, there is no OpenXR support so any existing developer has to completely retool to Apple's proprietary Swift language which will never happen. It's a very expensive ViewFinder. Apple has such a stick up their ass with their walled garden philosophy in a market that requires as much software / hardware support as possible. Meta is already struggling to bring developers onto the platform (when your killer app is Gorilla Tag you know you might need a new business strategy) and Apple is going to realize this the hard way, because despite trillions of dollars I guess they don't do market research anymore. That's a racist practice from a bygone era where white men ruled the world.
Yeah, that's pretty much what his podcast is. I tried listening a long time ago and the newest episode at the time was all about him and some pretentious British guy carrying on and on about the different organizer apps they use. Even that was insufferable.CGP gray has this podcast with a faggot I don't know the name of.
In this podcast, they talk about Apple vision pro, I thought I was getting a tech review but instead got the most soy thing ever where they suck apple's dick like it's the only thing keeping them alive.
Apple consumers are not known for being price-sensitive and tend to like their walled garden. This is just iPhone all over again ("it's too expensive", "it doesn't support flash", "you can't even connect to a standard windows PC", "you have to develop apps using Objective-C instead of [popular language]", etc.)
I don't think you're necessarily wrong, but consumers are not us.
Wonder if Steam remote play would work to stream games via the local network from a main gaming pc.Is it a complete waste of time to attempt to use software that allows you to play PC games on mac? Im getting a base level M2 mac mini as a glorified smart TV and it would be nice to have the option. Im buying the stupid thing no matter what, I was just wondering how retarded it is to go down that rabbit hole.
Not a complete waste but to get anything good you'd have to pay for (or crack) crossover or parallels for a decent experience, local streaming is a good option as the above poster suggested so long as you have a decent home network setup and don't mind running both machines at onceIs it a complete waste of time to attempt to use software that allows you to play PC games on mac? Im getting a base level M2 mac mini as a glorified smart TV and it would be nice to have the option. Im buying the stupid thing no matter what, I was just wondering how retarded it is to go down that rabbit hole.
Yes it’s a complete waste of your time to play video games.Is it a complete waste of time to attempt to use software that allows you to play PC games on mac? Im getting a base level M2 mac mini as a glorified smart TV and it would be nice to have the option. Im buying the stupid thing no matter what, I was just wondering how retarded it is to go down that rabbit hole.
It does.Wonder if Steam remote play would work to stream games via the local network from a main gaming pc.
For a typical normie, no. For someone jaded, yes.Is it a complete waste of time to attempt to use software that allows you to play PC games on mac? Im getting a base level M2 mac mini as a glorified smart TV and it would be nice to have the option. Im buying the stupid thing no matter what, I was just wondering how retarded it is to go down that rabbit hole.