Indy Guy
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- Tony Baxter
The AR/VR aspects were not the point in question, the focus was Apple's announcement that only 3D films obtained from their Apple TV service will work with the headset, rather than making it compatible with the sizable collection of 3D titles already on BR disc.Huh? Vision Pro, like an iPad or an iPhone, has no disc player and will never play a disc.
This is an AR/VR headset, not a new TV.
How 3D data gets transmitted to the headset is not difficult today...many devices share content effortlessly without being plugged into one another.
Apple's $4000 device could have been more appetizing to 3D fans had it been given the ability to play over 300 existing 3D BR titles...not just newly purchased versions of the same titles sold exclusively through Apple. Talk about a costly double dip!