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   Joe Fabisevich :verified: (mergesort@macaw.social)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Mar-2024 11:36:45 JST Joe Fabisevich :verified:

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   On the other hand the immersive experiences were surreal. I'm afraid of heights, and when I was at the top of the Mt. Haleakala environment looking down my face went pale and with blood rushing from head to toe, so much so that the Apple employee noticed and called that out. (We were having a good time and were buds by the end of the demo.)

   Spatial video is ridiculous, and while there's no way I can justify spending $4,000 I can see myself paying $2,000 just for the sports experience alone.

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     Joe Fabisevich :verified: (mergesort@macaw.social)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Mar-2024 11:36:46 JST Joe Fabisevich :verified:

     ☑️ Apple Vision Pro in store demo.

     It somehow felt both underwhelming and truly extraordinary. I know it takes some getting used to but the interface feels clunky with a lot of room for improvement. The input mechanisms are way too imprecise for productivity purposes, and feels too much like a best attempt rather than something Apple nailed.

     Tim Chambers repeated this.