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US Pre-Orders for the Apple Vision Pro begin on January 19 and the device will go on sale on February 2.

US Pre-Orders for the Apple Vision Pro begin on January 19 and the device will go on sale on February 2.

By - 22 Jan 2024 10:25 AM

"The Vision Pro, Apple's first mixed reality headset, will go on sale in the US in February, the company said on Tuesday. On January 19, preorders for the headset will go live. The headset will be available at all US Apple Store locations as well as through the company's web store. The Apple Vision Pro was announced in June last year at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023. The headset supports both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies and runs on the visionOS operating system. On February 2, the company officially announced on its newsroom website that the Apple Vision Pro would go on sale in the United States. The US Apple Store online and at all of its physical locations will both sell it. At the company's retail locations, customers can register to test the headset out for themselves. The gadget will go up for preorder on January 19 at 5:00 am PST (6.30 pm IST).With 256GB of storage, the Apple Vision Pro starts at $3,499, or approximately Rs. 2,90,000. A Solo Knit Band and a Dual Loop Band are included with the device. A polishing cloth, a battery, a USB Type-C cable, a Light Seal, and two Light Seal Cushions are also included in the package. "ZEISS Optical Inserts are available as readers that magnetically attach to Vision Pro or with a prescription for people who need vision correction. According to Apple, readers will run you $99, or about Rs. 8,000, while prescription lenses will set you back $149, or about Rs. 12,000, for them.

For nations other than the US, the Apple Vision Pro's release date and price have not yet been disclosed.
The company first entered the spatial computing space with the release of the Apple Vision Pro, which was unveiled at last year's WWDC event in June. It has two high-resolution micro-OLED displays and is powered by visionOS. With an R1 chip to handle input from 12 cameras, 5 sensors, and 6 microphones, it runs on Apple's M2 chips. With its three-dimensional user interface, the headset

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