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• Metaverse? Apple thinks $3,500 AR ski goggles are the betterverse
  June 5, 2023
  iGiant's turn to roll the dice on VR next year after Facebook, Microsoft, Google blow billions on the unloved tech WWDC For its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple today teased an augmented-reality headset called Vision Pro, its second-major product line expansion after the Apple Watch since CEO Tim Cook took charge in 2011.…

• Metaverse? Apple thinks $3,500 AR ski goggles are the betterverse
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