The latest newsletter from Mark Gurman sheds more light on Apple’s upcoming more affordable version of the Vision Pro AR/VR headset. According to the analyst the first feature to get axed to bring down the cost is the EyeSight functionality.
The EyeSight feature as it requires an external OLED display and input from cameras and sensors inside the headset, so omitting those would definitely help Apple bring down the price tag significantly. The company is said to aim for a $1,500-2,500 price tag.
Keep in mind, though, that previous reports suggest that the cheaper Vision Pro will…
The latest newsletter from Mark Gurman sheds more light on Apple’s upcoming more affordable version of the Vision Pro AR/VR headset. According to the analyst the first feature to get axed to bring down the cost is the EyeSight functionality.
The EyeSight feature as it requires an external OLED display and input from cameras and sensors inside the headset, so omitting those would definitely help Apple bring down the price tag significantly. The company is said to aim for a $1,500-2,500 price tag.
Keep in mind, though, that previous reports suggest that the cheaper Vision Pro will… Read More GSMArena.com – Latest articles
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