Apple Expands Spatial Computing Reach: Vision Pro Headset Arrives in Taiwan
Tech giant Apple is bringing its groundbreaking spatial computer, the Vision Pro headset, to Taiwanese consumers this December. Beginning December 5th, pre-orders will open, giving tech enthusiasts a chance to secure their own headsets before they officially hit the market on December 17th.
The arrival of the Vision Pro in Taiwan marks another step in Apple’s ambitious rollout of this innovative device. Already available in twelve markets, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia, the headset is quickly establishing a foothold in the burgeoning field of augmented reality.
Interested customers can get a taste of the Vision Pro experience by reserving a 30-minute online demonstration.
The headset will be available through Apple’s website and retail stores in Taiwan, offering storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. Prices will start at TWD119,900, which translates to approximately $3,695 USD.
Apple’s Vision Pro aims to transport users beyond traditional screens, immersing them in a blend of digital content and their physical environment. This expansion into the Taiwanese market signifies the company’s commitment to making this futuristic technology increasingly accessible to a global audience.
The company’s statements about the Taiwan launch reflect their excitement about bringing the Vision Pro to this new market.
As predicted by tech analysts, the arrival of this highly anticipated device is likely to further stimulate interest and investment in augmented reality technologies across Asia.
