As part of Apple’s WWDC 2023 event, the iPhone company formally announced its long-rumored augmented/virtual reality headset. The headset is called Apple Vision Pro. It’s described as a “spatial computing” platform that is the first Apple product that users “look through and not at.”

The experience is controller through voice and gestures as opposed to a physical controller. Unlike other VR/AR headsets, the headset does not completely block out your vision. Users can see people and things in the real world and see a virtual overlay of apps and programs. As an example, you could sit down on the couch and watch something, and the projected virtual screen could be much larger than a physical TV you may already own.

The Apple Vision Pro also supports gaming, of courses, and there will more than 100 titles available at launch. Check out the image below to see what NBA 2K looks like on Vision Pro.

Continue Reading at GameSpot As part of Apple’s WWDC 2023 event, the iPhone company formally announced its long-rumored augmented/virtual reality headset. The headset is called Apple Vision Pro. It’s described as a “spatial computing” platform that is the first Apple product that users “look through and not at.”The experience is controller through voice and gestures as opposed to a physical controller. Unlike other VR/AR headsets, the headset does not completely block out your vision. Users can see people and things in the real world and see a virtual overlay of apps and programs. As an example, you could sit down on the couch and watch something, and the projected virtual screen could be much larger than a physical TV you may already own.The Apple Vision Pro also supports gaming, of courses, and there will more than 100 titles available at launch. Check out the image below to see what NBA 2K looks like on Vision Pro.Continue Reading at GameSpot  GameSpot – All Content