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This PC Uses AR Glasses to Create a 100-inch Virtual Workspace, and Yes, it Actually Works

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The problem with the term “spatial computer” is that most devices using the obtuse marketing term don’t actually look like computers.

Bad news for Apple and Meta: Kids are bored with VR goggles

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A young woman tries on an Apple Vision Pro headset.
Many young people aren't using the VR headsets they own, according to a new Piper Sandler survey.

DAVID SWANSON

Here's what it looks like when you hit the vape in an Apple Vision Pro

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digital avatar of a man's face with white blur around mouth
I FaceTimed with a friend who was hitting his vape. (That's me in the corner; that's him big.)

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Apple's Vision Pro is meant to be used when you're alone. You look weird if you wear it in public — at least for now.

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Man tries on Apple Vision Pro at an Apple Store
The Apple Vision Pro looks weird now when people wear the device — but is that just because we're not used to it?

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Don't have $3,499 to spend on the Apple Vision Pro? Try these five headsets instead.

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Meta Quest 3 and controllers
The Meta Quest 3, pictured above, is one of five cheaper alternatives to Apple's Vision Pro.

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The CEO behind a Chinese startup says its AR glasses will blow Apple's Vision Pro out of the water. Here's why.

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Preorders for Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro are already backed up a month

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Apple Vision Pro
It looks like the Apple Vision Pro will arrive in March for some customers.

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Tim Cook wants you to call the Apple Vision Pro 'spatial computing.' But what's that?

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Photo Illustration of Tim Cook.

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Meta's AR glasses may be 'the most advanced thing that we've ever produced as a species' in consumer electronics, CTO Andrew Bosworth says

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Meta' CTO Andrew Bosworth
Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth opened up about the challenges to developing its immersive AR glasses.

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Mark Zuckerberg says he never expected people to be walking around wearing VR headsets — that's what the Ray Ban glasses are for

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Mark Zuckerberg in VR
Mark Zuckerberg said a world full of people walking around in VR headsets is "certainly not the future that I'm hoping we get to."

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