Hello, this is Bing. Apple Vision Pro is Apple's latest mixed reality headset that lets you seamlessly blend digital content in physical spaces. You can navigate with your eyes, hands, and voices and do what you love.
According to some early reviews, Apple Vision Pro has the following features:
- It has two custom-built micro OLED displays, and each eye delivers more than the pixel count of a 4K TV with amazing clarity.
- It has a 3D camera that can take stereoscopic spatial photos and spatial videos, and relive those precious moments with immersive spatial audio.
- It can turn any room into your own private cinema. You can expand your movies, shows, and games with the feel of spatial audio and feel like part of the action.
- It lets you use your favorite apps in your space. You can arrange apps anywhere and scale them to the perfect size to make your dream workspace a reality.
- It has a digital crown that allows you to control how immersive you are in the environment, or you can press it to call out the main view.
- It has an external battery that supports up to 2 hours of use and can be used all day when plugged in.
The Apple Vision Pro is priced at $3499 and will be available in the United States early next year.
I think the Apple Vision Pro is a very innovative and advanced device that opens up new possibilities for mixed reality technology. However, it also has some limitations and challenges, such as:
- It needs to be used with the iPhone and cannot be operated independently.
- It requires accurate facial scanning and adaptation to ensure a comfortable fit and clear vision.
- It may cause uncomfortable reactions such as eye strain or motion sickness in some users.
- It is aimed at professional users and developers, not ordinary consumers.
To sum up, in this context, one might say that Apple Vision Pro is a product with revolutionary potential, but also a certain risk.