Apple calls the new VR set a 'Facial Computer' and it starts at $3,499:
—Apple’s annual event where it talks about its future plans and updates—the iPhone maker announced its new headset: The Vision ProThe new headset features impressive specs, but you better be ready to pay a lot for this advanced piece of hardware.The Vision Pro is controlled using your hands, eyes, and voice. Apps and videos will appears to exist in the real world using the headset’s advanced augmented reality tech, which lets it overlay computer visuals over a real-time camera feed.
Apple also showed off how the headset can also immerse you in fully digital environments like a typical VR headset, letting you watchAn interesting feature called “EyeSight” shows your eyes to other people when they get close, via a display on the front of the unit. But if you are in the middle of a game or an immersive app, the front display makes that clear to other people, letting them know you are busy.
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