Meta VR Glasses is the product Vision Pro should have been; sources: Apple Vision team is working on a revamped headset, but the work is still on "life support"
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If Meta’s VR glasses are closer to what users actually want while Apple’s team is described as on “life support,” the center of gravity for spatial computing may tilt toward lighter, cheaper, more casual hardware rather than premium workstations. If you’re building XR software, bias toward cross-platform experiences that don’t assume Vision Pro as the primary beachhead.
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