Why Steve Jobs would love Apple's Vision Pro headset
"He would love it. I think he always wanted to go into new fields ever since he decided to make the iPod in the early 2000s, which was an unusual thing for, you know, a computer company to do, and likewise with the iPhone," said Isaacson, who is also the CEO of the Aspen Institute and a history professor at Tulane University.
The Vision Pro, which will cost $3,499 and be available for purchase in early 2024, will allow users to view and interact with content in a mixed-reality environment by just using their eyes, hands, and voice.Isaacson said that technology is advanced by new human-computer interfaces, or as he described it, how we"closely connect ourselves to our computers.
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