Apple Vision Pro: NBA Courtside, NASCAR, and the Wild Market of VR Tech

THE PODIRONDACK SHOW
Grab your headsets and prepare to step into the court of laughter! In this episode, we take a wild dive into the future of tech, sports, and virtual reality. What's the fair price for a virtual courtside seat? $200, $20, or the cost of your sanity? How about caddying for a virtual golf tournament, or riding shotgun in a NASCAR race? Can you stomach it? Or will you, like us, end up on a tangent about 4D movies and smell-o-vision theatres? We've also got a very special guest, Obi, from the podcast "Papa Don't Preach," who gives us a sneak peek into the realm of "Only Dads." It's a rollercoaster of arguments, laughter, and VR motion sickness.

[@kazzalad]

Guy in orange is smart wouldn’t pay $200 just for courtside and stop pushing for them to charge you more lol

[@chadstanbury8883]

Not paying 200 bucks to watch it on a projector. The idea is definitely coo and something I would do, but not $200 for someone who couldn’t really get the close up you want like you would get on your tv.

[@eomg910]

They were hella rude to buddy 😂

[@RightStickRob]

You will make so much more money selling it at $20 then at 200

[@bjrales]

Damn these comments upset me. ur not paying "3500" for a visor that you HAVE to connect to a computer or phone. you are paying 3500 for A COMPUTER that gives you AS MANY SCREENS AS YOU WANT WITH THE SIZES YOU WISH! damn how hard is it to grasp?

[@cruxe2372]

$50 seems like a better price than $200.

[@nowdifystudios]

Completely! $200 is way too much.

[@brooksbeam5988]

I’m on middle guys side, your gonna sell way more and make more money at $20

[@nowdifystudios]

100% You’d sell so many more! This is middle guy by the way.