Report: Apple CEO Tim Cook Ordered Headset Launch Despite Designers Warning It Wasn’t Ready
As Apple prepares to enter the virtual reality market, there are reports that CEO Tim Cook is putting pressure on the company’s designers to hurry the launch of its VR headset.
According to a new report from Bloomberg, Cook is keen to get the headset out the door as soon as possible, despite warnings from the team working on the project that it is not yet ready.
The report says that the designers are concerned that the headset is not yet up to the standard that Apple typically sets for its products, and that rushing it to market could have negative consequences.
However, it seems that Cook is unwilling to wait, and is instead pushing for a launch this year.
This is an interesting development, and it will be interesting to see how it plays out. Apple is known for its rigorous design process, and it is not often that the company rushes a product to market.
It is worth noting, however, that the VR market is still in its early days, and it is possible that Apple is simply trying to get a head start on its competition.
In any case, it will be interesting to see how Apple’s VR headset fares when it eventually launches.
