Conference for software creators - Apple introduces Vision Pro smart glasses to Germany.
Apple is set to introduce its Vision Pro computer glasses in Germany on July 12th, according to a recent announcement by CEO Tim Cook at the WWDC conference. The gadget, which costs 3999 euros, allows users to explore digital realms while also merging virtual content into the real environment.
The Vision Pro's main target market is Mac users: its large displays are projected onto the glasses, while they type on a physical keyboard. At the same event, Apple revealed an enhanced OS version for the Vision Pro.
The glasses were first made available in the US in February for a price tag of $3500 (before taxes). Meta, Facebook's parent company, offers the most significant competition with its Quest 3 VR headset, priced at 550 euros.
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- Tim Cook announced at the annual WWDC developer conference in Cupertino, USA, that Apple will launch its Vision Pro smart glasses in the USA in February, in advance of the German market launch on July 12th.
- Apple's Vision Pro computer glasses, which merge digital realms with the physical environment, will cater primarily to Mac users, who can project large displays onto the glasses and type on a physical keyboard.
- The cost of Apple's Vision Pro glasses in Germany will be 3999 euros, while Meta's Quest 3 VR headset, its main competitor, retails for 550 euros in the European market.
- During the same WWDC event, Apple unveiled an enhanced operating system version specifically designed for the Vision Pro, aiming to improve the user experience and unlock new possibilities.
- The introduction of Apple's Vision Pro smart glasses and the unveiling of a new OS version for these glasses signify a significant step in advancing AR and VR technology within the tech market.
- The WWDC conference, held in the USA, serves as a platform for Apple to showcase its innovative technology and collaborate with developers to create applications that optimize the Vision Pro smart glasses functionality.
