As Cook was about to retire, Apple began the next decade. On June 6, 2023, at the Apple WWDC Developer Conference, Apple released a 15 inch MacBookAir, as well as updates to various systems such as iOS17, iPadOS17, and MacOS. When we felt that these regular updates were a bit painless and even wanted to shout 'Apple Pills', in the last hour, Apple released what could be the heaviest product in nearly a decade - VisionPro. VisionPro is a hybrid reality (MR) head display, and if everything Apple's press conference talks about is more than just a PPT, then this device is undoubtedly cross generational, and even its milestone is comparable to the iPhone 4. To be honest, if iPhone 4 brings us into the era of mobile internet, VisionPro brings us into the era of spatial internet, and VisionPro changes the relationship between humans and space. 1、 VisionPro is a product that is difficult to describe in text because all the wonders must be presented visually. You can take a look at the promotional video for a more stunning effect. Let's start with the selling price, starting at $3499, equivalent to approximately RMB 24800. It will be officially launched in early 2024, with the first release in the United States, and other countries and regions to be determined. AppleVisionPro adopts a brand new operating system with a 3D interface, allowing users to switch between multiple different interfaces. VisionPro relies on voice, visual, and tactile manipulation, using eye tracking to move the cursor, pinching and selecting with fingers, and scrolling. It combines eye contact, gesture, and voice interaction without the need for additional joystick operations. Apple has integrated the interaction methods of iPhone, Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch together this time. At the same time, users can use a virtual keyboard to input text, and can also input text information to AppleVisionPro through a Mac or Bluetooth keyboard. In the VisionPro interface, users can place the screen in front of them and freely adjust it within the visual range. Simply put, the size of the interface can be adjusted at any distance, and it can also be connected to a Mac, expanding its display in virtual space. You can also project 3D objects into real space, such as the furniture you want to buy. You can first pull it out and place it in real space to see the effect. When viewing photos, you can cover the room, such as panoramic photos taken on your iPhone, which can be presented in real size in the space and in a surround format, truly immersive. At the same time, VisionPro is Apple's first 3D camera, which uses spatial video to capture moments and generate 3D photos and videos. However, this feature cannot be felt in videos and may be close to the naked eye 3D effect we previously encountered. In terms of watching movies, VisionPro can adjust the screen size, automatically dim the light, and use spatial audio surround. At the same time, the background environment can be freely switched, such as forests, sunset