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The Apple Vision Pro, a mixed-reality headset, has launched its pre-order campaign in the United States. Customers can place their orders through Apple's online shop and physical stores. The device's base price is set at $3,499 for the 256GB version, accommodating a wider market segment.

The unique selling point for this headset is its modular system, an innovative feature that allows for customization. This capability enables users to enhance their experience as per their personal preferences. Moreover, the headset comes with the option of adding Zeiss optical inserts to deliver vision correction - an add-on feature available at an extra cost.

The Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset runs on visionOS, an advanced operating system developed for this specific tool. It offers compatibility with a broad spectrum of applications, curated from the iOS and iPadOS environments. This will enable users to entertain a virtually immersive experience like never before. As for its availability, the company has announced that shipping will commence on the 2nd of February.

According to Engadget services like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify won't be available for download at the launch of Apple Vision Pro.

Source: Engadget