- Apple plans to launch its Vision Pro headset outside the US after its Worldwide Developers Conference.
- International Apple store employees undergo training to demonstrate the device, hinting at an imminent global rollout.
- Despite initial silence on specific launch locations, potential markets like China and Japan show promise for the device.
Apple is gearing up to introduce its highly anticipated Vision Pro headset to international markets following its initial debut in the United States. The international rollout, expected to commence after Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference next month, marks the first opportunity for overseas consumers to access the mixed reality device officially.
According to reports, Apple has mobilized staff from its international stores to undergo training sessions at its Cupertino headquarters, signaling preparations for demonstrations of the Vision Pro. While specific launch locations remain undisclosed, potential markets like China and Japan, where virtual reality technology enjoys broader acceptance, could offer promising prospects for the device’s success.
The Vision Pro boasts advanced features such as an infinite canvas for apps, a fully three-dimensional user interface, and a breakthrough design with ultra-high-resolution displays. Despite challenges like limited app ecosystem and high pricing, Apple aims to leverage international markets to boost sales and expand the device’s reach.
