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Apple Vision Pro Headset


 Apple has unveiled its first-generation AR/VR headset called Apple Vision Pro. This standalone headset features an M2 chip, its own wifi connection, and a 4K micro-OLED display for each eye. It uses a new R1 chip to process data from various built-in cameras and sensors. Notably, it doesn't require external controllers and is controlled entirely by hand gestures, eye movements, and voice commands.


The headset employs advanced eye-tracking technology, which allows users to interact with the user interface simply by looking at and touching objects with their fingers. The eye tracking is exceptionally responsive and accurate, making the interaction feel almost magical.


Apple has developed a new operating system for the headset called visionOS, which allows it to function as a standalone computer with web browsing, and even mirror a Mac's display for more extensive work tasks. It also offers messaging, FaceTime, and 3D photo and video capabilities.


The content aspect of the headset is promising, with potential for immersive experiences like watching NBA games courtside or enjoying movies in a virtual theater. The headset uses a two-way passthrough feature, which shows an OLED display of your eyes to the external cameras when in passthrough mode, giving a somewhat uncanny experience.


However, the headset does have some downsides. It lacks haptics due to the absence of external controllers. It's also quite heavy, made of metal and glass, which could lead to potential fatigue during extended use. The battery life is only two hours, but it can be extended using an external battery bank.

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