Apple’s New Headset Is Devoid of Reality

It finally happened. After many years of speculation, Apple has announced the launch of its mixed reality headset — the Vision Pro. The recent conference was full of the typical product launches (read: rehashes); things slightly smaller, slightly faster, slightly thinner, slightly more powerful. All of that is very… Apple. But what we all wanted was a peak at the company’s rumoured headset; its gamble on a new product category. Was this Apple’s new category killer? Well, <a href="https://www.bigtechnology.com/p/apples-mixed-reality-bet-comes-due" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">despite rumours</a> Apple tried for years to make the device a pair of glasses (which would have been revolutionary), this looks like a pair of swanky ski goggles, just with the added Apple-esque touches like “the Digital Crown” and all the bumps and groves that comes with its signature material choices. But it’s just another clunky headset. It also comes with some dumb features, like the tethering battery pack that means a cable hangs from the device. It also does as you’d expect; your apps now blend into your surroundings, and you can control things with your eyes, hand movements and voice. <a href="https://stephenmoore.medium.com/apples-new-headset-is-devoid-of-reality-fa239790a164">Click Here</a>