Nicknamed “the space computer”, the Vision Pro is intriguing. While waiting for our test, Nicolas from Numerama was in the United States for the biggest product launch since the arrival of Tim Cook at the head of Apple.
Since the launch of the Apple Vision Pro, we have witnessed surreal scenes on American streets. Imagine the scene: people everywhere, headphones on, living their best digital lives when ordering a coffee Or typing a message on the subway. Since Friday, incredible scenes have multiplied, including that of a man driving his Tesla in Autopilot mode, Vision Pro helmet screwed on his head.
Our colleagues at Numerama (Humanoid group, like Frandroid), they dove head first into this madness. Nicolas Lellouche, tech journalist, takes us through it all minute by minute with the Vision Pro. And imagine, they even came across Tim Cook by surprise.
“ Apple has removed everything bad about VR »
Nicolas is not just anyone. He tested the major references of VR and AR headsets. HTC Vive, Meta Oculus Quest, you name it, he knows. And, when he says “ Apple has removed everything bad about VR “, He knows what he is talking about.
The idea is to move away from iPhone and Mac for a more immersive and intuitive experience with spatial computing. This is a strong promise. Moreover, the enthusiasm observed since its launch testifies to significant curiosity and a certain excitement. The price is less of a dream.
While we wait to test the Vision Pro ourselves, Numerama’s experience offers a glimpse of what this technology promises. On Frandroid, see you at the beginning of the week to discover our first steps with the Apple headset.