European stocks set for flat open as RBA raises rates again
European stocks set for flat open as RBA raises rates again
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European stocks set for flat open as RBA raises rates again
Apple Inc. will charge an eye-popping $3,499 for its long-awaited mixed-reality headset, testing whether consumers are ready to spend big bucks on a technology that the company sees as the future of computing.
Apple has revealed its mixed-reality headset - the Vision Pro. Here's a quick guide to what the new headset can do and what it looks like.
Apple has unveiled a bunch of new products for its customers including its first spatial computer Vision Pro Headset. The tech major has also introduced iOS 17, 15-inch MacBook Air, iPadOS 17, TvOS 17 For Apple TV, WatchOS 10 For Apple Watch, New Mac Studio, Mac Pro, and M2 Ultra, among others.
Apple has unveiled its Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, which promises to reduce the intrusiveness of the technology as much as possible. The device, which costs $3,499 and is set to go on sale next year, allows the wearer's eyes to be visible to others, and a dial allows the level of immersion to be adjusted. Navigation is controlled using the wearer's eyes and hands, while the device's operating system, visionOS, is similar to that used by the iPad and iPhone. The headset has raised the profile of mixed-reality computing and has been described as a potential new computing platform.