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CTOnews.com November 11 news, foreign technology media MacRumors shared more specification information about Apple's second-generation Vision Pro in its latest blog post. The message said that the internal code name of the header display is Project Alaska, the device identifier is N109, and the overall appearance is similar to that of the original Vision Pro.

The design report points out that Apple's second-generation Vision Pro head is largely the same as the original design, but will adjust the position of parts such as speakers.

The current exposure of the early design of Apple's second-generation Vision Pro head display does not include the round bulge area that holds the speakers on the head display, while the mirror leg of the head display will be extended and kept flat.

Apple's second-generation Vision Pro head shows early design there are two designs for the top vent, one is the same as the original head, using two clusters of tiny loudspeaker holes, and the other is associated with the rear retaining belt.

The appearance of the second-generation headband is simpler, somewhat similar to the flat straps common on laptop bags and shoulder bags.

It has been reported that the price of Apple's second-generation Vision Pro headset will be cheaper than that of the original headset, which is indirectly proved by the post-fixture.

In terms of hardware, the second generation Vision Pro head display will continue to use the cameras and sensors of the first generation head display. More specifically, the device will be equipped with a compass, ambient light sensors, magnetometers and gyroscopes, and will support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5 and ultra-low latency audio (ULLA) for connectivity.

The key hardware specifications of the second generation Vision Pro header display attached to CTOnews.com are as follows:

2 micro-OLED screens

1 TrueDepth camera

4 computer vision (CV) cameras

2 RGB cameras

Two low-light infrared illuminators

Semi-automatic pupil distance (IPD) adjustment

Compass, ambient light sensor, magnetometer, accelerometer, gyroscope

Release date current information indicates that the second generation of Apple Touxian plans to enter the product verification test (PVT) development phase in 2025, with an inferred release date of late 2025 or early 2026.

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