Apple Vision Pro is now available in two more countries
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- 18 Nov 2024
Its Milan, 18 Nov 2024also microsoft did it first
there's no way the guy d... moreapple did it best and made it mainstream, whether this fact hurts your ego or not is not a matter to discuss. I'm no fanboy but I give credit where credit is due. I found an article from 2017 of windows 10 going arm on a couple of laptops, but they apparently didn't gain any traction and ran poorly.
what apple did was build the kernel that ran x86 programs without any issues, true windows bootcamp was an issue that was resolved later. but for Mac users that was a turning point, windows failed to replicate the first and just now started to get traction after the intel partnership. I respect both sides and realize that the competition led to the benefit of us the consumers.
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- 18 Nov 2024
cheezo, 18 Nov 2024that's the innovation, simply allowing x86 architectur... morealso microsoft did it first
there's no way the guy does it first can replicate the guy who does it second 🤦🏽♂️
so stop yapping
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- 18 Nov 2024
cheezo, 18 Nov 2024that's the innovation, simply allowing x86 architectur... moreinnovation? they just followed the steps of Windows and Linux to run their OS on ARM over X86 for efficiency but unlike on X86 Macs where you could actually verify the chips performance by bootcamping into windows or Linux the apple silicon is a locked ecosystem so you don't have any other option than accepting applebench results
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- 18 Nov 2024
Its Milan, 17 Nov 2024they made their proprietary software run smoothly on their ... morethat's the innovation, simply allowing x86 architecture apps to run on ARM architecture. that was the main problem. thanks to that we actually have integrated AIO chips, that barely consume battery. we finally have actual laptops that you don't have to fear running out of battery if you do anything more than stare at the desktop.
microsoft failed miserably when they first tried to replicate it. and i'm glad it's working out for them now.
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- 17 Nov 2024
AnonD-1180140, 17 Nov 2024While I would not call it exceptionally well it's impr... moreAre you okay?
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Nov 2024
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2024When will it be available in Thailand ?Likely never.
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- 17 Nov 2024
Its Milan, 17 Nov 2024they made their proprietary software run smoothly on their ... moreWhile I would not call it exceptionally well it's impressive to see how India is capable of building aircrafts recently, and they range till T50, not to mention Su35 and other Strategic Larger Crafts which puts them in par if not above the west. It also is one of the only 5 state with hypersonic ICBMs. It's also a leader in of Fusion rector experiment globally and apple like company will have no such high-tech project besides iphone 17 projects.
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- 17 Nov 2024
Putting an OLED screen an inch away from the eyes this is recipe for optical disaster.
Say hello to your personal eye cancer.
Coming soon to a VR headset near you.
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- 17 Nov 2024
cheezo, 17 Nov 2024let me scratch that, they actually pioneered and made using... morethey made their proprietary software run smoothly on their one proprietary hardware meanwhile majority of third party apps are still running on X86 lagacy architecture (not natively) and other OS like Linux run as good as $300-400 laptop and let's not mention you need a paid software to emulate windows instead of yk bootcamping like old intel Mac's
so yeah Apple does do things exceptionally great on front but inside it's always half baked as usual
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- 17 Nov 2024
cheezo, 17 Nov 2024those large companies have the budget to throw things aroun... morelet me scratch that, they actually pioneered and made using ARM architecture on laptops a mainstream feature. true they are almost always late to the party in terms of ideas and features, but when they do something they do it exceptionally well.
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- 17 Nov 2024
AnonD-1180015, 17 Nov 2024Yeah there is an revolution going on in South Asia, lots of... morethose large companies have the budget to throw things around and see what sticks. i had a workshop long ago about the importance of companies having a special 'innovation' department that's unrestricted. just pump extra funds to it and see what they come up with, if it sticks then it becomes a product, otherwise it's scrapped with no harm as that's their job.
i'm not saying apple innovates anymore, but they can pump 5 or 6 gens of this headset before calling it quits if they want and see user demand.
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- 17 Nov 2024
cheezo, 17 Nov 2024as a dev, apple is still pushing visionOS content on the de... moreYeah there is an revolution going on in South Asia, lots of headsets nothing like VR, a medic colleague of mine brought a bt speaker it is capable of making phone calls using a newly produced SOC architecture and touchscreen, Samsung owned JBL started it but now they are everywhere, Phones started to show new kind of Throttle outputs. It all represent one thing, the manufacturer hub is shifting or has shifted. Like this making such a novelty project 2nd gen seems impossible.
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- 17 Nov 2024
David, 17 Nov 2024I don’t think a second generation will ever come out. Apple... moreas a dev, apple is still pushing visionOS content on the developer website and providing updated documentation on it. your personal feelings don't reflect the reality and what apple has in mind.
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- 17 Nov 2024
I don’t think a second generation will ever come out. Apple gave it a go but the fad is over and the industry it’s moving on to the buzzword AI, not VR! Only cheap headsets will have any market share now.
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- 17 Nov 2024
When will it be available in Thailand ?
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- 3SL
- 17 Nov 2024
Will be nice when I can afford to buy it used in 5 years
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- 17 Nov 2024
erotavlas, 17 Nov 2024Wait...what? I thought Apple was discontinuing the Apple Vi... moreNo, they simply stopped manufacturing them. I think they'll officially discontinue it once the next generation drops.
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- 17 Nov 2024
erotavlas, 17 Nov 2024Wait...what? I thought Apple was discontinuing the Apple Vi... moreWell, I doubt they will sell that much models in those countries either way....
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- 17 Nov 2024
Wait...what? I thought Apple was discontinuing the Apple Vision Pro because of poor sales?