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Nearly a year since launch, Apple’s Vision Pro still searching for a killer app
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That’s one of the things it does… connect to your Mac and get big virtual monitors for it. Major selling point imo
Yeah but for $3500….. no one’s going to pay that for a monitor replacement. Get it to even $1000-$1500 and I’d bet you get a lot more interest.
Thats iphone prices nowadays
Right but the software is not optimized for it.
That's why I specified a "well working" remote desktop app.
IIRC the Apple Vision's RDP is limited to a SINGLE remote monitor, at least it certainly was at launch and from googling around it seems like that's still the case which is fucking absurd.
You have the power to place an infinite amount of windows anywhere in 3D space but Apple only lets you place a single monitor somewhere.
Compare that to the $500 Quest 3 which supports triple monitors OOTB and has third party apps that can upgrade that to whatever your headset / PC can handle.