(Boursier.com) — Apple is still gaining a little ground at the start of the session on Wall Street, while the Bloomberg agency believes it is detecting signs of solid initial demand for the Vision Pro mixed reality headset. Pre-orders for the headset begin this Friday in the United States, for the modest sum of $3,499. For this launch, Apple also unveiled two additional configurations: a version with 512 GB of storage for $3,699 and a high-end model with 1 terabyte of space for $3,899. The base model includes 256 GB of storage.
The products are therefore put on sale on the Apple group’s website and its mobile application, while deliveries to stores and consumers will begin on February 2. Bloomberg notes that “the purchasing process will be unique,” since customers will have to use a recent iPhone or iPad “to scan their head and, if necessary, provide a visual prescription.” The agency recalls that the Cupertino group does not usually comment on the commercial performance of new products, but adds that the pre-order process could provide some indications. So, if buyers are offered delivery times well beyond February 2, this may suggest that demand is strong – or that supplies are limited… Fittingly, Bloomberg notes that the delivery dates for the three models “This delay suggests that either demand is strong or “Supplies are limited – or something in between,” Bloomberg says.
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