Apple is expected to release its priciest wearable yet in late January, with a price tag of Rs

At $3499 (Rs 2.8 lakh), Apple’s most costly wearable to date is expected to go on sale in late January or early February. Apple Vision Pro is scheduled for delivery in “late January/early February,” according to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. An estimated 500,000 units are expected to be shipped in 2024. In a Medium article, he made the following prediction: “Vision Pro is currently in mass production and will begin mass shipments in the first week of January 2024.” “Given the current mass shipment schedule, Vision Pro will probably hit store shelves in late January or early February,” said Kuo.

Apple Vision Pro, which Tim Cook unveiled at WWDC 2023, is a ground-breaking headgear that would drastically lessen our reliance on our phones, laptops, cameras, TVs, and other electronics. Apple’s “spatial computer” costs more since it has more sensors, cameras, screens, lenses, CPUs, and other components.

The Vision Pro, as Apple is referring to it, is a spatial computer that allows users to remain in the moment and socially engaged while blending digital material with the real environment. With Vision Pro, programs may run on an unlimited canvas that extends beyond the confines of a conventional display. Additionally, a completely three-dimensional user interface that can be operated by the user with their hands, eyes, and voice is introduced.

With Vision Pro, users can engage with digital information as if it were physically present in their location thanks to visionOS, the first spatial operating system in history. The ground-breaking Vision Pro design includes bespoke Apple silicon in a novel dual-chip architecture, an ultra-high-resolution display system that packs 23 million pixels over two panels, and other technologies that guarantee every experience seems like it’s happening in front of the user’s eyes in real time.