CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, granted an exclusive interview with The Wall Street Journal covering various topics related to innovation along with Apple Vision Pro and Apple Intelligence.
Regarding Apple Vision Pro, boasting Mixed Reality headset priced at a hefty $3,500, the question remains whether this product will be successful or not. Cook acknowledges that at this price point, it’s not a mass market product but rather intended for early adopters who crave to be at the forefront of technology, experiencing tomorrow’s tech today. Apple is fortunate to have a sizable audience for this niche market.
When discussing Apple Intelligence (which employees recently revealed was two years behind others), Cook states that this enhances the Apple user experience significantly, setting it apart from others fundamentally. It improves efficiency and refines daily behaviors. Cook mentions that from personal experience, it has transformed his life.
Addressing competitors in the AI field, Cook reaffirms Apple’s strategy of not being the first but delivering the best quality products.
TLDR: Tim Cook discusses Apple Vision Pro’s future success, the impact of Apple Intelligence on user experience, and Apple’s focus on delivering superior products rather than being the first in the market.
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