The Apple Vision Pro 2, anticipated after the intriguing debut of its predecessor at this year’s WWDC 2023 event, has already stirred up user interest. Leaked information suggests that Apple is actively working on the Vision Pro 2 model, even before the initial version hits the market. Let’s delve into the technical specifications of the upcoming device. Here are the details…
Leaked Details on Apple Vision Pro 2 – What to Expect!
As per insights from MacRumors, the second-generation mixed reality goggles from Apple will maintain the design aesthetic of its forerunner. The device is expected to retain the familiar curved design and button layout from the first model. The development phase, known by the code name Project Alaska, indicates a departure from the round speaker areas seen in the initial version. Instead, Apple is opting for “flat and regular along their length” forehead areas.
Recent documents from MacRumors allude to a sound accessory, but details remain scant. Analysts speculate it might be an external speaker.Two designs for upper ventilation are reportedly under consideration: one mirroring the vents of the first-generation Apple Vision Pro and the other featuring two small clusters of holes. Additionally, a notable shift is observed in the strap design, transitioning to a flat strap akin to those commonly found in backpacks.
Experts suggest that Apple may continue with the external battery option offered for the first version of the Apple Vision Pro. Now, let’s take a closer look at the technical specifications of the Apple Vision Pro 2 model:
- 2 micro-OLED displays
- 1 TrueDepth camera
- 4 computer vision (CV) cameras
- 2 RGB cameras
- 2 low-light infrared illuminators
- Semi-automatic interpupillary distance (IPD) adjuster
- Compass, ambient light sensor, magnetometer, accelerometer, gyroscope
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