apple vision pro

So...will the AVP (eventually) replace the need for monitors? My initial reaction was, "no way". Why would Apple create a product that would impact something they sell? However, after talking to other photogs/videographers, there are several advantages to going towards an AVP over monitor(s)...

Just got off the phone with the Apple Business department at our local store. A few "inside" details not yet revealed or clarified: • The Vision Pro, despite it's Pro moniker, is currently classified by Apple as a consumer product, and thus ineligible for order through the business department...

I was thinking to myself, will there be a hands-on demo at the Apple Store for the headset. There must be because the iPhone, iPad, and MacBooks have hands-on demos at the store. What do you guys think?

The Apple Vision Pro will be quite heavy, weighing in at 500g. Apple will offer a head strap not shown in most videos that goes over your head to support the weight for extra $$$ So I don’t see people using this for long periods of times, might cause discomfort. source:

The Pro version always has more bells and whistles, so let's discuss what Apple could remove from this headset to bring the cost low enough for wider adoption. Based on what I've read, the most many people say they're willing to spend is $1500. I'm thinking: No built-in speakers — Apparently...

When I saw "Vision Pro", no doubt this is the most powerful glass in the consumable market. But why is "Pro", I think they maybe come up with "Vision Air" or perhaps just "Vision". So I guess this maybe is not a simple wearable glass but like they say "spacial computing device" I think this is...

Apple clearly had a fantastic 9 min video about the Vision Pro. Showing off how it could do things a phone and computer could do, to the point that you can scan your MacBook screen and it will automatically project it. That being said. Putting Wearable fatigue aside, and assuming battery life...