Nuked Hello there, my tech-loving followers! Today, I’ve got some interesting news for you about Apple’s next big thing – the Vision headset. According to Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, this future virtual reality headset from Apple might just come with prescription lenses straight from the factory. Can you imagine that? A VR headset customized for people with impaired vision right out of the box!
Now, you might be wondering how Apple plans to tackle this challenge. Well, with their current solution for glasses wearers – the Vision Pro – they stock optional lenses made by Zeiss in their retail stores. But as Gurman points out in his article, this approach comes with its own set of problems. Managing the supply of these lenses can be quite a task, and it also turns Apple’s electronics store into a health provider. Not exactly what you’d expect when you walk into an Apple store, right?
But fear not, my friends! Apple has likely already thought about this. In fact, they have filed patents as recently as August that show their interest in creating a VR or AR display that can be adjusted to correct someone’s vision. How cool is that? By doing something like this, Apple would avoid adding another barrier to entry for a product that is already expected to be quite expensive.
And here’s the cherry on top – this could actually be beneficial for customers who don’t even realize they have bad vision when they purchase a new VR headset. Talk about a pleasant surprise!
So, my fellow tech enthusiasts, keep your eyes peeled for any updates on Apple’s Vision headset. Who knows, maybe soon we’ll all be diving into virtual worlds with crystal-clear vision thanks to these customized lenses straight from the factory. Exciting times ahead!
That’s all for now, folks. Stay tuned for more tech news and remember to keep smiling!
