Mark Gurman has recently stated information about an upcoming budget-friendly version of Apple's esteemed Vision Pro virtual reality headset.

Apple has plans to offer this new virtual reality device within a price bracket of $1,500 to $2,000, with the aim of making VR technology more accessible to customers. In order to achieve this price reduction, Apple intends to remove the EyeSight feature, a key component that tracks the user's gaze and projects it onto an external screen.
As a consequence, we are likely to see a reduction in the number of embedded sensors and cameras within the device, as well as the potential absence of an external display.

Apple is currently working on the development of its Vision Pro virtual reality headset. Along with the economical model, the company is also focusing on creating a second-generation version that will offer improved usability and ergonomics. The new version will pay special attention to reducing the weight of the device to enhance user experience.
As seen Apple's unwavering commitment to bringing their technology to a wider demographic of consumers.

Traditionally, the tech giant has been known to unveil its latest laptops and iPads in October, following the September release of new iPhone and smartwatch models. While Mark speculates that Apple is gearing up for a similar release schedule this year, recent signs suggest that the anticipated release may be delayed or rescheduled.
At the same time, 9to5Mac informs that the presentation will most likely be on Tuesday, October 17. It is believed that the processor update of iPad Air to M2 will be announced.

Apple is anticipated to unveil refreshed gadgets in their sought-after iPad lineup this week, targeting tech-savvy individuals. The updates are expected to cater to the latest versions of iPad mini, iPad Air, and entry-level iPad devices

Source: Majin Bu

Previously a researcher and creator Majin Bu emphasized that the new Apple Pencil 3 with magnetic interchangeable tips for different tasks, such as drawing, technical drawing, and painting.

Well, we'll have to wait until tomorrow to see which of these leaks will be confirmed. Apple's official website and YouTube channel will be the platforms to reveal the upcoming news, as large-scale hybrid events will not be organized for product launches.