An Autopsy of Apple's Vision Pro

02/21/24 • 49 min

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Apple's $3500 face computer is here, and after spending far too many hours inside it, Ed Zitron has found Apple's vision of the future to be equal parts exciting and frustrating - and a dark omen for the future of tech. He also sits down with the Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern to talk about her experience as one of the early reviewers of the Vision Pro.

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Better Offline - An Autopsy of Apple's Vision Pro

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Welcome to Better Offline. I'm ed Zetron. This is a weekly tech podcast where I break down the ways in which the tech industry, and in particular big tech, is trying to change the future for better or for worse. And in the case of Apple, a company worth nearly three trillion dollars, it's a little bit of both.

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