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Apple Vision Pro Mixed Reality Headset Set to Launch Soon: All You Need to Know
Apple’s highly anticipated Vision Pro mixed reality headset finally has a release date in the U.S., and it’s right around the corner! Along with the announcement, more details about the device and the pre-order process have been revealed. This week has also seen Apple making payments for the “Batterygate” lawsuit, news on the upcoming iOS 17.3 update, and updates from the CES tech event in Las Vegas.
Apple Vision Pro Launch: Release Date and Pre-Orders
The Vision Pro mixed reality headset, which was first unveiled at WWDC 2023 in June, is scheduled to launch on Friday, February 2. Pre-orders will open on Friday, January 19 at 5 a.m. Pacific Time. Initial availability will be limited to the U.S., with plans to expand to more countries later this year. Pricing starts at $3,499 with 256GB of storage, and optional ZEISS optical inserts will be available for $99 to $149. Apple is referring to the Vision Pro as a “spatial computer,” offering a blend of augmented reality and virtual reality features. The headset is powered by an all-new visionOS operating system, which can be controlled using a user’s eyes, hands, and voice.
What’s in the Box: Apple Vision Pro Accessories
Apple also revealed the contents of the Vision Pro package, which will include two head bands (Solo Knit Band and Dual Loop Band), light seal cushions, a front glass cover, a polishing cloth, an external battery pack, a USB-C power adapter, and a USB-C charging cable.
16GB of RAM: A Peek Inside the Vision Pro
Files related to the Vision Pro in Xcode 15.2 indicate that the headset will be equipped with 16GB of unified memory. This confirms previous reports by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and aligns with the amount of memory included in Vision Pro development kits.
Apple Settles “Batterygate” Lawsuit, Makes Payments
Apple has commenced the distribution of payments to iPhone users as part of a settlement for the “Batterygate” lawsuit. Individuals who submitted a claim have reportedly received $92.17 each from Apple. The lawsuit, which alleged that Apple had been “secretly throttling” certain iPhone models, was settled in 2020.
iOS 17.3 Update: New Features for Your iPhone
The upcoming iOS 17.3 update, currently in beta testing, will introduce new features including Stolen Device Protection and collaborative Apple Music playlists. The third beta of iOS 17.3 has been released, and the update is expected to be widely available later this month.
Apple-Related Announcements at CES 2024
The annual CES tech conference featured several Apple-related announcements, including new HomeKit accessories. For a roundup of these announcements and more highlights, visit our CES 2024 news hub and watch our Day One, Day Two, and Day Three videos.
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