Why Apple thinks they can make headsets finally go mainstream.

From American public media, this is Marketplace Tech.

I'm Lily Dramale. I don't know about you but every time I opened my laptop this weekend I was baraged with ads for the Apple Vision Pro

which hit stores on Friday.

When he unveiled a headset last summer,

CEO Tim Cook promised it would be nothing less than revolutionary.

Vision Pro is a new kind of computer

that augments reality by seamlessly blending

the real world with the digital world. Lest we forget the fate of the Google Glass,

we called out the Lance Eulinov.

He's the U.S. editor-in-chief of Tech Radar.

He says the Vision Pro just might catch on

thanks to what Apple calls spatial computing.

It's basically computing in a larger 3D space, right?

It's going from your confined desktop to the world around you. It combines

augmented reality with your reality, meaning that interfaces and interface

elements can float in space in front of you.

And you can do everything from watch movies to read emails, to browse the web,

but you can also work.

And I've been doing a lot of work in it.

I've had the world's biggest desktop because of it.

So I'm still testing, but I find it fascinating, fun, and more comfortable than I expected.

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