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Guess who tried out Apple Vision Pro.

If you said B of A analyst, Wamsi Mohan, you must have been reading ahead.

On Monday, Apple 3.0 ran part of a note he wrote after he's trapped into Apple's mellow

version of the metaverse.

Though he did note problems with Apple's headset that he deemed typical of first-gen devices,

battery life and device weight specifically,

the analyst wrote that the spatial computing paradigm is extremely unique, and we expect

developers to unleash numerous apps over time to drive increased use cases over time. But enough about the magic and wonder, get to the

nickels and dimes. For the record, I hate getting to the nickels and dimes on this thing, but he's a financial analyst, so what are you going to do?

Based on our assumptions, wrote Mohan, the Vision Pro Hardware can add a total of 46 cents per share to earnings per share over the next five years.

Going conservative on the services side, he and his think Vision OS apps could add between

22 cents and 43 cents per share over the next five years

combined that is somewhere between 68 cents and 89 cents per share over the next five

years.

Now what I don't know is whether he's assuming the same $3,500 starting point

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