@BenjaminDEKR: The Apple Vision Pro already feels like it came out in a previous decade, like an iPod or something. strange
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A tweet discussing the Apple Vision Pro, comparing it to an iPod and noting its detailed UX, with a user expressing excitement to experiment with it.
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The Apple Vision Pro already feels like it came out in a previous decade, like an iPod or something. strange
Ghwst (@GhwstVR): Welp I didn’t get a Steam Frame, but I did pick up this guy and I can’t wait to experiment with it. There’s something to be said for Apple’s dedication to details and UX.
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