In June, Apple announced that it would release the Vision Pro headset “early next year.” Now, Bloombergthe Apple Vision Pro could be released as early as February. The reporter said there won’t be a new launch event, which probably makes sense given that it’s a premium device ($3,499) that will likely be in limited supply.
However, the headset 's launch is eagerly awaited and will certainly be a major undertaking that will require Apple Store employees to prepare for guiding new users, adjusting the fit, and more.
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The device will come with a new software called visionOS , and Gurman is already showing off the next version of it, which is expected to be released later in 2024 alongside the usual Mac and iPhone. Recently, iOS 17.2 was also released, which allows the iPhone 15 Pro to record 3D-encoded spatial videos in 1080p resolution at 30 frames per second, and you will need a headset to play them back in full detail.
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Developers are also anticipating the big launch. A note sent out tells them to “get ready.” The notice likely refers to creating software specifically designed for use in virtual and mixed reality environments, or creating iPad and iPhone that the Vision Pro will access. It remains to be seen whether Gurman’s report is true or if there will be delays in the device’s launch. However, production in China is said to have been moving at a rapid pace for weeks, so that the Apple Vision Pro will be ready by the end of January.
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Apple is focused on promoting quality and innovation with the launch of the Vision Pro. It promises advanced technological features and presents it as a revolutionary device that will change the way we, as users, interact with devices .
Not all details about the product are known, but as with every Apple product, we can safely expect the Vision Pro to be something truly impressive.
Source: www.theverge.com
