A new era of personal technology is ushered in by Apple's Vision Pro headset.
Tech companies are vying to develop the device that will replace smartphones.
The tech giant's newest device, the Vision Pro augmented reality headset, has been anticipated by Apple enthusiasts since February 2. It had a two-hour battery life and gave headaches, according to some early reviews. The $3,499 price tag will turn off a lot of prospective shoppers. Nevertheless, preorders have likely reached 200,000, or roughly 40% of the total that Apple was supposedly anticipating to sell this year. Apple CEO Tim Cook has called using the Vision Pro a "lightbulb moment." He went on, "You only get a handful of those in your lifetime."
True or false, the Vision Pro follows a certain trend. Tech enthusiasts were thrilled in September about a new line of smart glasses produced by Ray-Ban, an eyewear manufacturer, and Meta, the parent corporation of Facebook. The voice-activated eyewear can record everything you view, send texts, and play music. Two months later, the Pin—a brooch that allows users to communicate and gesture—was introduced by Humane, a firm created by former Apple executives. A voice-activated device that is half the size of a smartphone, the r1, captivated guests at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January. Its creator, Rabbit, a startup, has sold around 100,000 of them.
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