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Apple Vision Pro: حالة Tim Cook المفضلة

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Apple Vision Pro هو أحد إصدارات Apple hardware الأكثر إثارة للاهتمام. إنه تقنيًا مثير للإعجاب للغاية، ولكن يبدو Almost Certain that this form factor won't last - and is instead just a temporary platform to introduce vision OS to the world before we eventually get glasses. اشتريت واحدة متأخراً العام الماضي، وبينما لم أكن مستخدمًا رئيسيًا، هناك حالة استخدام واحدة تجعلها ممتعة. عندما تم إطلاق Vision Pro، seemed أن الإمكانيات لا نهاية لها. سيكون headset to end all screens. Mac Virtual Display بدا رائعًا، Thought spatial FaceTime كانت فكرة جيدة—على الرغم من أن Persona في الإطلاق كانت قليلاً مزعجة. ثم، Once the honeymoon phase wore off, people started to realize that the headset was quite heavy, making it hard to use for a long period of time. هذا meant أن many people started selling their Vision Pro, allowing you to pick up a used one for a substantially discounted price. They average around $1500 right now - a much smaller pill to swallow than the new $3699 starting price point. إذا excelled Vision Pro في شيء، فهو consumption of المحتوى.

App Store قد لا يكون الأكثر إقناعًا في معظم الجوانب، though you do have most streaming apps, including Disney+, HBO Max, and even YouTube now. Netflix is the biggest outlier. Of course, you also have Apple TV.

Outside Apple CEO Tim Cook shared his favorite way to use Vision Pro back in January 2025, and recently referenced it again last month in an interview at the season 4 premiere of Ted Lasso: Funnily enough, Cook was asked if he plans to watch Ted Lasso season 4 on Apple Vision Pro. That was reportedly how he watched season 3. "Oh yes, of course, and watch it lying down on Vision Pro, there’s nothing quite like that." I can’t say I exclusively watch shows and movies in Vision Pro. It’s a lot to commit to sometimes, since multitasking on Vision Pro is sometimes a struggle with its poor software keyboard.

When I am watching a show or movie in Vision Pro, though, I am exclusively doing it using the Tim Cook method: lying down and staring upwards. It completely erases the weight concern, and is a pretty relaxing experience if you have the time to commit to it. Vision Pro is a rather expensive product to only use to occasionally watch television, at least at its MSRP.

With how much they’ve depreciated though, I think buying one just to use as a bedtime face TV isn’t necessarily an awful idea. It’s an enjoyable experience, especially when you’re watching in 3D.