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Apple was apparently developing glasses with an extended reality, powered by its Mac computers, but canceled the project before the company even announced it. According to BloombergApple is missing the program this week as the product did not perform well when executives tested it and the company continued to change the features it wanted for the device. The glasses, though still feeding on Visionos, should not be a direct heir to Vision ProS They were reported that they were not a headset, but a couple of normally looking glasses.
Bloomberg Apple says initially wanted AR glasses to be powered by the iPhone, but the smartphone does not have the processing capacity to maintain the features of the device. They also drained the iPhone battery. The steps AR goggles had built -in displays that could design information, images and video in the user’s field. They were easier than Vision Pro and did not show the user’s eyes like Chealset Can, but had lenses that could change their shade to show if the user is working on a task or is not busy and can be approached. Bloomberg compares the canceled product with One glasses of Xreal and to Orion prototype Meta revealed last year. While orion should be paired with a "Wireless Computational Wash" In order to work, it is not necessary to connect to a computer or telephone.
Apple was developing glasses as a device that people could use every day. One of the problems he faces is that the people who already own Vision Pro do not use it as much as the company expects. However, it is reported that the employees, part of the company’s Vision Products group, believe the project suffered from a lack of focus and a clear direction. Apple is still working on a heir to Vision Pro and is still striving to develop AR glasses in the future. In addition, he continues to work on technologies, the defective glasses used, such as microllized screens, for future projects.
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