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Tuesday, June 6, 4:56

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The US tech giant Apple has unveiled its first headset that allows the digital and physical worlds to be blended together.

The Apple Vision Pro was showcased at the company's annual developers conference. The event was held in the US state of California on Monday.

The goggles enable people to immerse themselves in virtual reality or augmented reality. In augmented reality, computer graphics are superimposed on things that are seen in the physical world.

Apple says people can use the headsets to enjoy games and movies. It adds the device could also be used to help companies develop new cars and factory production lines by enabling them to create simulations.

Users will be able to check their surroundings while wearing the goggles. They will also be able to use their voices, eyes, or hand gestures to give the device commands.

The headset will be sold for 3,499 dollars.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the product is "unlike anything created before." He said it will change the way people work and entertain themselves.

Analysts are watching to see whether the introduction of the Apple Vision Pro will energize the high-tech headset market.

According to US market research firm IDC, global shipments of such products dropped 20.9 percent in 2022 from the previous year.


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