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CTOnews.com, July 3 (Xinhua)-- among other products, Apple unveiled a $3499 hybrid reality (MR) head display, the Vision Pro, at the 2023 Global developer Conference (WWDC), which makes the wearer feel the seamless integration of the digital world and the physical world.

To tie in with the head display, Apple has also developed its new operating system, visionOS, which can take advantage of the power of spatial computing to provide users with an immersive and engaging experience. Apple claims that visionOS is the world's first operating system designed specifically for spatial computing.

VisionOS has a three-dimensional interface that allows applications to break through the limitations of the display and appear in the user's field of vision at any size and location. VisionOS is built on the innovative engineering of macOS, iOS and iPadOS, while taking into account the low latency performance required for spatial computing. Apple says it is a revolutionary operating system that provides a powerful spatial experience and allows users to make full use of the space around them, with new possibilities both at work and at home.

If you want to know what the VisionOS version of Windows 11 looks like, take a look at the conceptual design created by Twitter user @ froggie621. The design is excellent, and if users don't know about it, they may think it's the perfect Windows 11 port for Vision Pro. CTOnews.com notes that some features of Windows 11, such as rounded borders, perform well in this design, while VisionOS's frosted glass effect makes Windows 11 look more elegant.

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