Setting up the infrastructure for the prescription lenses (which are regulated differently in every country) and in-store demos is probably a massive job
Digital Markets Act. Apple are having to hold their nose and allow alternative apps stores in the EU. AVP is their new pasture for walled-garden entertainment, so it would be risky to introduce that, especially at a time when their own app store has so little content for it.
I probably would, as I would have bought a Quest or one of the others if that didn't tie me to one little company driven universe with their own rules.
Someone|1 year ago
I would want to see references for that “market consensus of 700–800k units or more”. This blogger doesn’t seem to have mentioned that before.
Same person, two months ago (https://medium.com/@mingchikuo/vision-pro更新-美國市場需求已大幅放緩-全球發佈...): U.S. shipments are expected to be 200,000–250,000 units this year, better than Apple’s original estimate of 150,000–200,000 units
And three months go (https://medium.com/@mingchikuo/vision-pro首週末預購檢視-符合預期但隱憂浮現-v...): Achieving a shipment volume of 500,000 units for Vision Pro this year should not be challenging
wkat4242|1 year ago
Not that I'd buy one, the price is ridiculous. Including taxes it would cost me nearly half a year's rent. But I'm sure some people would.
kalleboo|1 year ago
schappim|1 year ago
I wonder if the strong USD was a contributing factor in delaying this.
rchaud|1 year ago
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