Apple Vision Pro

 Apple is famous for launching new products that contribute to changing the nature of what people are accustomed to in the markets.
For example, the introduction of the “iPod” played a major role in changing the way the world interacts with music, while the introduction of the “iPhone” was the beginning of the era of smart phones. Indeed, tablets became “iPad” and smart watches “Apple Watch” after This is one of the indispensable necessities of life.

Last year, the company revealed the launch of a new device called “Apple Vision Pro,” which is smart glasses that combine reality and the virtual world, at a price of $3,499, as of early this year.

Some considered the launch of the new product an invasion by Apple, the American technology giant, into the world of “mixed reality” glasses, known as “spatial computing,” and an incentive for a new revolution in smart glasses technology.
But can Apple achieve success in a field where many have failed before?

 

 

The eyeglasses box contains a Solo Knit Head Strap and a Double Loop Strap, and there is a Light Seal and two different Light Seal Pads in the package, as well as a polishing cloth, battery, cable, and USB-C charger.

 

What is Apple Vision Pro virtual/augmented reality headset?

Apple Vision Pro glasses are considered the latest completely new product from Apple, which may establish a post-iPhone or post-smartphone era. It is a pair of glasses or a helmet that supports VR technologies (replacing real reality with a virtual one) and AR (enhancing reality). True to technology), which the user can wear based on a rubber strap, with a glass frame on the front or on the face, and a screen in front of each eye with 4K resolution, in addition to the presence of an array of sensors, cameras, and two processors manufactured by Apple, one of which is the M2, which it relies on in the iPad and Mac, and the other. R1 to process the information collected by the sensors in real time, in addition to the presence of two headphones on both ends of the glasses to provide surround sound. The user needs to connect the glasses to an external battery that provides two hours of use, or connect them directly to the charger for use throughout the day. 

 

 

 

The Apple Vision Pro glasses do not need to connect to an iPhone such as the iPhone 14 Pro and others, an iPad, or even a Mac device to work, as it is considered an independent device, or as Apple says, a peripheral computer, meaning that the glasses allow the user to have a computer in any environment he is in, with the ability to interact. With applications and content in a natural way, whether by eye, hand or voice, without any additional controls similar to competing devices such as Quest 2 from Meta.

The Apple Vision Pro virtual reality glasses provide the user with many features based on the new operating system that Apple calls VisionOS, including running popular iPhone applications from Apple, in addition to watching content including from Apple TV Plus and from partners such as Disney Plus, in addition to making video calls via Facetime and other applications later, in addition to the ability to play or play games.