Can Apple Vision Pro Head Display Fight the Street? Take stock of failed products in Apple's history

On WWDC2023, the Apple Vision Pro MR head display officially appeared. Cook seemed to have high hopes for it. However, according to the market feedback, the prospect seemed not optimistic. After the release of the Apple head display, the stock price of the supply chain fell. In history, the prediction that Apple products must be high-quality products has not always been true. Apple has launched many failed products, so let's take a look at them.

Apple III

This is a personal computer launched by Apple in 1980. Because Jobs did not add a fan to it, the heat dissipation was poor, the chip fell off, and the floppy disk melted, Software Crashes and other problems.

Apple Lisa

This is a personal computer with graphical user interface and mouse launched by Apple in 1983, but the price is too high, as high as 9965 dollars (equivalent to more than 20000 dollars now), and no one cares about it in the market.

Apple Pippin

Apple Pippin is a game console launched by Apple in 1994. It has a PowerPC 603e processor and a 4x optical drive. Japan Bandai Company was authorized by Apple to manufacture and sell Apple Pippin, but unfortunately, the software available for this game console is very few, and the price of 599 yuan is more expensive than that of the competing products at that time.

iPhone 5C

This is an iPhone with a colorful plastic shell launched by Apple in 2013. It was originally intended to be a cheap version of the iPhone, but the price is not low, the performance is not outstanding, and the sales are poor.

iPhone XS

This is a flagship iPhone launched by Apple in 2018, but it is not much innovative compared with the previous generation of iPhone X, while the price is very high, starting at 8699 yuan. And this mobile phone still Have a letter Number problem, poor call quality.

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