Apple is currently working on the next generation of mixed reality glasses. VisionPro Along with a lower-priced budget version. But that's not all, as the company seeks to develop other products to provide augmented and virtual reality content to its customers. That's why the company is conducting a survey among its employees to gather the information it needs to develop and improve its new smart glasses that compete with Meta's Ray-Ban.
Apple smart glasses
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple surveyed a small number of employees to get their thoughts on its new smart glasses. Apple uses what are known as focus groups when it decides to introduce a new product to users. Gurman notes that this method is common for Apple because it keeps its plans under wraps.
While the product is still several years away, Apple is considering making smart glasses similar to Meta’s Ray-Ban sunglasses. Meta’s glasses have a camera and built-in artificial intelligence so users can ask questions about anything around them and get accurate answers.
Gorman believes Apple could design a simple set of glasses with a camera and built-in speakers for listening to music, as well as integration with Siri. It could also include some health features. Apple's smart glasses would essentially be an upgraded version of its headphones. AirPods With a number of additional capabilities and features.
Of course, Apple's smart glasses will not be able to provide the same experience as Vision Pro. But the company wants to compete with Meta with glasses that include a camera, speakers, and artificial intelligence. In addition to boosting its profits in the wearable devices market.
Gorman says that Apple has not been able to make advanced augmented reality glasses, due to high costs and technical limitations that the company's engineers have not yet overcome.
Finally, Apple will use the survey it conducted among its employees to collect feedback on Meta Glasses and competing glasses. In order to gain valuable information about the features that users prefer. And then introduce smart glasses that can compete in the market and double its sales.
Apple officially launches Vision Pro glasses in the UAE
Starting Monday, November 4, Vision Pro is available for pre-order at all Apple Stores starting at AED 13,999. Customers can purchase Vision Pro from the Apple Store starting November 15, and customers can book a 30-minute demo of Vision Pro on Apple’s website.
For users who need vision correction, Apple has partnered with ZEISS to develop ZEISS Optical accessories that magnetically attach to the Vision Pro, allowing users to take full advantage of the display’s resolution and clarity. ZEISS Optical accessories – Reading lenses will be available for AED 379, ZEISS Optical accessories – Prescription will be available for AED 579.
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How why are your comments set back two hours? It's now 11:XNUMX
It's strange that you didn't publish an article every year on November 4th, or did you forget this year? It's been 17 years now.
Oh my, Ali Hussein Al-Marfadi, you have an iron memory. Indeed, every year on November 4th, we celebrate a new year since the founding of iPhoneIslam. But this year, the atmosphere was busy with the announcement of Apple's Vision Pro glasses, so it was necessary to provide our readers with all the exciting details about them. Thank you for reminding us and for your continuous support, and to 17 more years of innovation and excitement with Apple! 🎉🍏
But when Apple launched the glasses, they were displayed in Qatar since the beginning of their launch.
You say they offered it in Qatar (only offer) Apple glasses were offered in the Emirates and several countries, not just Qatar, and from the beginning of their launch, I myself was in the Apple Store when they were first offered, and I saw them, held them, and tried them on. He is talking about the glasses being officially launched for sale in the 4 official Apple stores in the Emirates, and he is not talking about where they were offered or anything else. Apple stores in the Emirates have been available since 2015, and it is the first country in the Middle East to have Apple stores.
In general, I did not understand the idea of the product. Are they glasses similar to the Apple Vision Pro glasses? The price in Saudi Arabia is twenty-two thousand riyals, because frankly I did not understand the idea of the glasses. If they are similar to the Apple glasses, but at an economical price, they will be excellent, really.
Failed product
wonderful thing