Apple Vision Pro Variant with Wired Mac Connection Rumored

April 13, 2025, 10:20 am

Recent reports reveal that Apple is developing a new variant of its Vision Pro headset featuring a wired connection directly to a Mac, designed to deliver an ultra-low latency experience for professional and enterprise applications. This updated model is expected to be lighter and potentially more affordable than the current version, enhancing its appeal for tasks such as high-resolution imaging and simulation work where minimal lag is crucial. Both accounts converge on this key innovation, marking a notable shift in Apple’s augmented reality strategy.

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