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Apple unveiled the Vision Pro, a $3,500 mixed reality headset marketed as a "spatial computer." The device features eye-tracking, hand gestures, and an external LED screen that displays a digital version of the user's eyes. Discussion centers on its potential as a business tool for "tiny home" living and its possible applications in military simulations, despite concerns about long-term health effects on vision.
Microsoft Mixed Reality and the Windows Store Experience
A host describes a visit to a Microsoft Store to test the Mixed Reality headset, comparing the spatial interface to the film Minority Report. The experience allows users to arrange multiple application windows in a virtual "Cliff House" environment rather than using traditional alt-tabbing. Observations are made regarding the lack of branding at the Microsoft Store compared to the crowded Apple Store nearby.
