In its first significant hardware release in over a decade, Apple has launched the much-awaited Apple Vision Pro augmented reality headset.
Apple Vision Pro has a distinct appearance from other virtual reality headsets on the market and looks more like a pair of ski goggles than a headset.
Features of Apple Vision Pro
Customised workstations can be created with the aid of Vision Pro. The device lets you arrange applications anywhere and scale them to the ideal size, all while being aware of the surroundings. Users can talk in Messages, browse the web in Safari, make a to-do list in Notes, and switch between them without missing a beat.
Any space may be converted into a personal theatre with Vision Pro. With Spatial Audio, one may enlarge movies, television shows, and video games while still experiencing a sense of immersion in the action.
Vision Pro is Apple’s first 3D camera. With immersive Spatial Audio, users can take 3D images and films. The headset also makes it simple to connect and collaborate. FaceTime video tiles are life-size, and the call simply extends into the room as more people join. Applications within FaceTime can also be utilised to work on the same documents concurrently with coworkers.
Availability of Apple Vision Pro
The headset will be available in the US at the beginning of next year for $3,499 (£2,849) and has a two-hour battery life.
