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A few months after its launch, how is Apple\u2019s Vision Pro faring? The company\u2019s ambitious bet<\/a> on computers that nestle on your face instead of sit on your desk made a huge splash when it was announced and later release. However, the hype has since seemingly come back down to Earth.<\/p>\n I am a long-term bull on augmented reality, virtual reality, and face-computers in general. I still recall my first session with what became the Microsoft Hololens project as one of the most impactful moments for my excitement for technology. So it is to my partial chagrin that the hype around the Apple Vision Pro has faded more rapidly than I anticipated.<\/p>\n Of course, with its Pro moniker, expensive price tag, and uneven developer support thus far, the new Apple device has a long road ahead of it<\/a>. But I anticipated the Apple brand to keep the hardware in the news \u2014 and atop our collective minds \u2014 longer than it managed after its launch.<\/p>\n For now, we remain mostly in the dark regarding the device\u2019s popularity. Sure, some folks returned theirs and TechCrunch\u2019s own review was middling-to-positive<\/a> in its view, but that doesn\u2019t mean that most folks took their Apple Vision Pro back, or that some users are enjoying the gadget more than we did.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s hoping that Apple and Meta, with its Quest line of VR headsets do not give up until they crack this particular nut. I find it archaic that my monitors are akin to digital chalkboards when they should be built into my glasses. Hit play, let\u2019s have some fun.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n