Apple is intensifying its efforts in the production of the Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, positioning it for a potential launch by February, as reported by Bloomberg News on Wednesday.
The manufacturing of the innovative headset is currently in full swing at facilities in China and has been in progress for several weeks, according to the report.
The objective is to have units ready for customers by the end of January, with the official retail launch scheduled for the subsequent month.
Originally priced at $3,499, the Vision Pro was initially launched in June, and its availability in the U.S. was anticipated by early 2024.
In a bid to prepare software developers for the imminent launch, Apple reportedly dispatched emails on Wednesday, urging them to “get ready” for the Vision Pro.
Developers were encouraged to test their applications with the latest tools and submit their software to Apple for feedback, adding an interactive element to the development process.
Contrary to initial concerns in media reports from July, which hinted at potential setbacks due to design complexities, it appears that Apple has overcome these challenges and is progressing with the production of the mixed-reality headset.
The Vision Pro is a new addition to Apple’s product lineup, signaling the company’s foray into the expanding world of mixed-reality technology. With its advanced features and immersive capabilities, the headset is poised to make a significant impact on the market.
The proactive engagement with software developers further shows Apple’s commitment to ensuring a seamless and robust ecosystem for Vision Pro upon its official release.
