Palmer Loki is studying on Apple’s Vision Pro
- Palmer Loki discusses Apple’s Vision Pro, with reference to its high and specialized market.
- Mixed reality headphones of $ 3500 were low in order, as they were in line with Lucey predictions.
- Apple’s Vision Pro is for future technology lovers, not the comprehensive market, for all Tim Cook.
Palmer Loki seems to get the place where Tim Cook is trying to go with Apple Vision Pro.
The founder of Oculus and CEO of Anduril shared his analysis of the Apple Treasury to Mixed Mixed headphones during a “What News” episode. Loki said he was “consistent” in his position on the future of the agency since its launch.
Loki said: “I was telling people, listen, you have to realize that what Apple is doing here is not trying, with their first release, trying to make something for everyone.”
Instead, he said Apple “is trying to put a very high level” with a mixed reality headphone worth $ 3500.
The low demand for professional vision since its release in February 2023 has reflected Loki’s assertion that the device does not seem to be roaming with non -technical lovers.
The billionaire said: “They are trying to withdraw something from the future and should not be present until 2026, 2027, and they run it to the present time by making it very expensive,” said billionaire.
His position is not far from Cook’s special words about his product, which is older than competing headphones but lacks a deadly application to attract more customers. The professional vision was not a “market producer”, but for people who want to get tomorrow’s technology today, “Apple CEO He said Wall Street Journal in October 2024.
Luckey got a great break in virtual reality when he bought Meta, then Facebook, Oculus in 2014 for two billion dollars in cash, and kept his optimism about the industry.
“You will see the main players by launching productivity applications, games applications and entertainment applications,” Loki said during the interview.
Apple representatives did not respond immediately to request a comment from Business Insider.