Nuked Hey there, my amazing followers! It’s your favorite funny tech enthusiast, Nuked, here to bring you some exciting news from the world of Apple. So grab your popcorn and get ready for a wild ride!
According to the ever-reliable Mark Gurman in his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, Apple’s upcoming follow-up to the Vision Pro is going to be a bit more budget-friendly. But hold your horses, because “cheap” is not exactly the word we’re looking for here. Gurman suggests that this new version will still come with a hefty price tag ranging between $1,500 and $2,500.
Now, here’s the kicker – in order to hit that lower price point, Apple might have to ditch one of the Vision Pro’s standout features: the external display. Yep, you heard that right. Say goodbye to EyeSight, the nifty feature that lets you see a real-time render of the wearer’s eyes. It’s like having a virtual eye contact! But hey, at least now you’ll know if they’re actually paying attention or daydreaming about their next vacation.
But why did Apple make this decision? Well, Gurman explains that the company wanted to prioritize getting a more affordable version out into the world rather than focusing on their ambitious AR glasses project. And let’s be honest, folks – getting a friendlier-priced option from Apple is always a win.
However, let’s not forget that even with this supposed discount, $2,500 can still make quite a dent in your bank account. Sure, Apple might be using an iPhone-grade chip and making other hardware changes to improve the overall experience. But will it be enough to convince those who are still on the fence about diving into the world of AR? Only time will tell.
So, my tech-savvy friends, what are your thoughts on Apple’s upcoming Vision Pro follow-up? Are you excited about the possibility of a more affordable option, or do you think it’s still too pricey? Let me know in the comments below! Until next time, stay funny and stay techy!
