Apple Introduces Vision Pro, 'A Revolutionary Spatial Computer'
Apple kicked off WWDC with a bang, introducing its highly anticipated virtual reality (VR) platform, calling it a "revolutionary spatial computer."
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Apple kicked off WWDC with a bang, introducing its highly anticipated virtual reality (VR) platform, calling it a "revolutionary spatial computer."
AppleAt its Worldwide Developers Conference in California Monday, Apple unveiled its long-in-development so-called "spatial computer," the Vision Pro. And while on the surface they may look like your everyday VR goggles, the company's promises sound like the bleeding-edge tech is more like those seen in Ready Player One than others that have come before. According to the company, the Apple Visions Pro's visionOS is "the world's first spatial operating system" that "lets users interact with digital content in a way that feels like it is physically present in their space...
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