Apparently they had around 200k preorders so that’s not bad considering the price.yep and this is an tech enthusiast forum so not a great sign! I'm hoping it doesn't do too much damage to overall VR adoption at this rate
I'm not sure how the Q3 and AVP's cpu/gpu compare.
Probably someone like me.Still not sure who this is aimed at, it's not gamers that's for sure.
Yeah it’s heavily using foveated rendering which is good.4 minutes in, talking about the passthrough, he's got a window open. The only readable text there is central, the sides are straight up unreadable. That's some serious foveated rendering no? Or is it some sort of feature? You see it again at 4.16 when he's got the movie menu up, so I'm assuming that's what it is?f
It’s good because even if you have enough processing power you are increasing battery life by doing that.Why is that good? Surely the scene cannot be so demanding as requiring that menu to be so blurry? Pancake lenses should mean this part of the screen should be visible and readable if correctly rendered.
I’ve seen quite a few reports of this happening on Reddit.i saw this posted and thught of you chaps https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/23/24080886/apple-vision-pro-cracks-damage-glass
Glass cracks front