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PRICE US only (available early 2024), $3,499 from apple.com

According to Apple, the Vision Pro is no mere AR headset: this is a “spatial computer”, the “most advanced personal electronics device ever”. That’s a hefty claim when you already make the iPhone.

Available early next year, initially in the US with the UK to follow, the Vision Pro is indeed powerful, with an Apple M2 and a new R1 chip designed for real-time data processing. It offers eye tracking, hand control and voice control. Nor has Apple ignored usability, with a lightweight headset married to the slick new VisionOS.

What will you do with this $3,499 spatial computer? Apple promises enhanced productivity with your Mac, a new way to FaceTime, immersive video watching and gaming, and more.

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