Tony Fadell, the "father of iPod", commented on Vision Pro's head show: jump shark

CTOnews.com, June 8, the "father of iPod" Tony Fadell (Tony Fadell) commented on Apple's Vision Pro headline in his latest tweet, saying that Apple is beginning to go downhill, using novel methods to cover up high prices and low battery life.

CTOnews.com translated Fadel's tweet as follows:

Apple's Vision Pro has opened a new round of technology tour, and its hardware configuration is impressive.

But Apple is a "jumping shark" without an app for "consumers", a price of up to $3500 and a two-hour battery life.

Tony Fadell used an English slang term "Jumped The Shark" in his tweet, which first appeared in Britain in the 1970s to talk about the successful TV show "Happy days".

Fadell embedded Wikipedia links and video introductions to "Shark Jump" in his tweets, a slang term that usually has derogatory meanings, such as going downhill and losing interest. In informal chats, it usually refers to a movie or TV series that adds a variety of strange plots in pursuit of novelty.