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Bloomberg05-13

The $3,499 headset has seen sales and interest taper in the USOverseas expansion is likely to include China, France, GermanyA worker assists a customer with an Apple Vision Pro headset.Apple Inc. is ...

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Just my two cents, but as an avid VR user the Quest 3 is just better value for money. Unless you specifically want it to look like a bug man, go the Q3.
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The training takes as many as four days, and courses started last week, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the efforts are private.The Vision Pro, which mixes virtual content with the real-world views surrounding a user, is Apple’s biggest new product in years and kicked off what Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook has called the era of spatial computing. But the Vision Pro’s hefty price tag — and the lack of compelling applications — has kept it a niche product.A customer with an Apple Vision Pro headset.Expanding outside the US gives Apple a fresh chance to win over fans. The company plans to bring the Vision Pro to international markets for the first time after its Worldwide Developers Conference early next month, the people said.Apple has maintained its usual secrecy and hasn’t told employees in the training sessions where exactly the Vision Pro will be available. 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