Apple might be getting into VR at the worst possible time
The problem isn&#x27;t the timing. The issues, however, are myriad. Apple&#x27;s product success relies on the success of competitors creating a market previously. Then Apple comes in with a better product and takes over the market. No one has been successful at VR in 30 years of valiant attempts, and the VR&#x2F;AR market has remained negligible and solely within the realm of gaming and expensive military applications. Apple is good at making consumers want something they didn&#x27;t know they needed. No one needs VR, and no one ever will. I&#x27;m not predicting Apple will fail, my puny mind just can&#x27;t comprehend how they can possibly be successful with VR&#x2F;AR without any preexisting successes nor any extant VR&#x2F;AR market to speak of.<p>I think Apple would have been more likely to be successful with the Apple Car. I think Apple should take over the kitchen appliance market. I want an Apple Faucet™ on my Apple Sink™ and to cook meals on my Apple Rangetop™ and store leftovers in my Apple Refridgerator&#x2F;Freezer™. Apple should also just come in and eat Microsoft&#x27;s lunch in commerce and business. I don&#x27;t understand why Apple is not interested in these markets.