Why I’m so excited for one of Apple’s most boring Vision Pro features

I'm firmly in the camp of Apple users who will buy the Vision Pro the first chance I get, despite the $3,499 price tag. But I'm also very aware that I might have to return it soon after I purchase it. Not to get my money back, but to avoid Vision Pro motion sickness and nausea incidents. These are the kind of experiences that will prevent me from making the most of the first-gen spatial computer. 

It turns out that my worries might be misplaced, as Apple is apparently doing everything it can to ensure that motion sickness won't be an issue. After an expert explained that the sophisticated tech inside the Vision Pro should ensure a smooth, lag-free AR/VR experience, we've just learned of another spec detail that should help prevent motion sickness. 

The Vision Pro will feature a custom low-latency DRAM chip from SK Hynix. That sounds incredibly boring, but to me, it's one of the most exciting Vision Pro features. The point of the chip is to ensure a fast and smooth experience when rendering the real world, which should go a long way to prevent motion sickness.

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