(TWN) - The Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) has grown to be a significant and eagerly anticipated event. This year's announcements will, as usual, contain all the customary updates to iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, macOS, and more. However, this year is particularly unique due to the introduction of a completely new product line for Apple, The Vision Pro headset.

Vision Pro VR headset

After years and years of rumors, an Apple-branded augmented reality released  this year. Given that the Vision Pro AR headset is one of Apple's anticipeted new release with all of the potential uses for the new product.

Apple claims that users would be able to see apps directly projected in front of them. Apple demonstrated a variety of unique product experiences at the event, including apps for medicine, productivity, and entertainment.

According to Alan Dye, vice president of human interface, this new headset's fascinating features would project its users' eyes into the outer world so "you're never isolated from the people around you, you can see them and they can see you."

Despite the fact that Apple is entering an unknown sector replete with other tech companies that have attempted and mostly failed to garner mainstream acceptance for their gadgets. The Vision Pro is likewise priced at $3,499 by Apple.

The two displays on this headset, which is also a very high-end VR headset, each have more pixels than a 4K TV, providing unsurpassed clarity. It is driven by Apple's potent M2 processor, which is also found in the most recent 13-inch Macbook Pro computers, and is supported by a brand-new R1 chip designed specifically for the Vision Pro. It guarantees smooth image transmission to the display, eliminating frame lag that would degrade the user experience and freeing up the M2 to undertake other tasks.

 15-inch MacBook Air by Apple

A 15-inch MacBook Air with Apple's proprietary M2 processor was the first piece of hardware introduced on Monday. At just 11.5 mm, the new MacBook Air, according to Apple, is the thinnest laptop in the world. It just weighs 3.3 pounds as well.

The new MacBook Air is advertised as having a battery life of 18 hours, much quicker performance than previous MacBook Air models powered by Intel, and a six-speaker audio system.

It costs $1,299 to get started, and $1,199 for schooling. The older 13-inch MacBook Air with M2 is now available for $999.

Apple unveiled the M2 Max and M2 Ultra CPUs as upgrades to its Mac Studio along with the most recent MacBook Air. With performance that is up to 25 times quicker than the M1 Max, developers can create new apps at an incredible rate.

New Mac Studio and Mac Pro models

The Mac Studio already comes in M2 Max and M2 Pro versions, but the new Mac Studio will also include a whole new Apple chip – the Apple M2 Ultra. The M2 Ultra, which is really two M2 Pro processors joined together, is a tremendously powerful chip capable of 22 streams of 8K ProRes footage in Final Cut Pro and is 6x quicker than the fastest Intel-powered Mac Pro.

The Mac Studio isn't the first Mac product to get the M2 Ultra treatment. There's also a new Mac Pro with the M2 Ultra, which provides a much-needed and powerful update to a 24-core CPU and a 76-core GPU. This new Mac Pro includes eight Thunderbolt connections, six expansion slots for customization, and it comes with an Intel Core i7 processor.

The M2 Mac Studio costs $1,999, while the M2 Ultra Mac Pro costs $6,999. Preorders are now open, with deliveries beginning next week.