Apple Vision Pro is going on sale starting today. US Apple stores on Friday, February 2, will start selling the Vision Pro. Apple Vision Pro is the company’s $3,499 headset and its first major release since the Apple Watch nine years ago.
Vision Pro’s release by the world’s most iconic device maker is a major milestone for the lovers of virtual or augmented reality, who see the technology as the next chapter in online life after the smartphone.Apple refers to the Vision Pro as its first foray into “spatial computing,” refusing the term virtual reality, a term typically associated with tech geeks and gamers.
Apple CEO appears on magazine cover wearing Vision Pro
In a big promotional push, Apple CEO Tim Cook has appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset. In Apple’s ads for Vision Pro, in addition to streaming movies, users are shown wearing the Vision Pro to work or chat with friends or toggle through apps.
Apple Vision Pro to launch with 600 apps
Apple Vision Pro will launch with 600 apps. Apple said that there are 600 specifically designed apps and games available for the Vision Pro alongside one million compatible apps. “These incredible apps will change how we experience entertainment, music, and games,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of worldwide developer relations. Disney has partnered with Apple and will provide 150 3D movies at launch, the companies said.
Companies not making apps for Apple Vision Pro
Netflix, Spotify and Google have for now declined to modify their apps specifically for the Apple Vision Pro headset.
Apple Vision Pro expected sales
According to analysts from Wedbush Securities, pre-orders have been strong and Apple should expect to sell about 600,000 units this year. “For Apple the ultimate goal in our opinion is that Vision Pro will work alongside the iPhone and other Apple devices over the coming years,” said Dan Ives of Wedbush.
Vision Pro’s release by the world’s most iconic device maker is a major milestone for the lovers of virtual or augmented reality, who see the technology as the next chapter in online life after the smartphone.Apple refers to the Vision Pro as its first foray into “spatial computing,” refusing the term virtual reality, a term typically associated with tech geeks and gamers.
Apple CEO appears on magazine cover wearing Vision Pro
In a big promotional push, Apple CEO Tim Cook has appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset. In Apple’s ads for Vision Pro, in addition to streaming movies, users are shown wearing the Vision Pro to work or chat with friends or toggle through apps.
Apple Vision Pro to launch with 600 apps
Apple Vision Pro will launch with 600 apps. Apple said that there are 600 specifically designed apps and games available for the Vision Pro alongside one million compatible apps. “These incredible apps will change how we experience entertainment, music, and games,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of worldwide developer relations. Disney has partnered with Apple and will provide 150 3D movies at launch, the companies said.
Companies not making apps for Apple Vision Pro
Netflix, Spotify and Google have for now declined to modify their apps specifically for the Apple Vision Pro headset.
Apple Vision Pro expected sales
According to analysts from Wedbush Securities, pre-orders have been strong and Apple should expect to sell about 600,000 units this year. “For Apple the ultimate goal in our opinion is that Vision Pro will work alongside the iPhone and other Apple devices over the coming years,” said Dan Ives of Wedbush.
