News & Reviews:   Apple Vision Pro

When Apple introduced the Vision Pro headset earlier this month, the consensus was that it was too expensive. At USD 3499 (~RM16000), it's priced out of reach for most people. But sources suggest that a cheaper variant could be in development.

The Apple Vision Pro is indeed quite a hot topic ever since the WWDC 2023 happened. But in a recent tweet by a reliable analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, noted that the iPhone 15 series would be optimised to pair with the spatial headset.

It was only last week when Apple unveiled its latest spatial headset Vision Pro. However, Apple could face a trademark issue because Huawei has already filed for the Vision Pro name way back on 16 May 2019.

The Apple Vision Pro is the company’s first “spatial computer” incorporating an M2 and R1 chip with 16GB of RAM to power an AR (Augmented Reality) headset that allows you to work and play with virtual screens that are placed in your surroundings. Looking to work seamlessly within the Apple ecosystem, the Vision Pro transforms any space into your own personal movie theater or 180-degree work space. 

However, we’re certain that there’s a whole bunch of questions that many of you are wondering about the Apple Vision Pro, so do read on to check out our top 15 questions you’re wondering about the Apple Vision Pro answered.

Apple kicked off its annual WWDC event with a ton of announcements. However, the one that intrigued us was the new AR/VR headset that was much rumoured. Officially dubbed the Apple Vision Pro, it's the company's first-ever spatial operating system featuring visionOS.