Currently, the Apple Vision Pro is only available in the United States. When the helmet was announced, we learned that other countries could follow by the end of 2024. Good news, this possibility seems to be becoming clearer.
After speculation regarding an international launch before WWDC 2024 earlier this year, MacRumors seems to have found a clue suggesting the headset will be marketed outside the United States in the coming months.
Through a blog post published Wednesday March 13, 2024, the media explains that the visionOS code, the Vision Pro operating system, is preparing to support new languages.
In detail, we learn that the virtual keyboard and the autocorrector would soon be available in the following languages:
- Cantonese, traditional;
- Simplified Chinese ;
- English (Australia);
- English (Canada);
- English (Japan);
- English (Singapore);
- English (UK);
- French (Canada);
- French France) ;
- German (Germany);
- Japanese ;
- Korean.
Apple is reportedly preparing to market the Vision Pro in at least nine new countries, including France. In the meantime, the Apple firm recently deployed some improvements to its space computer via the visionOS 1.1 update.
For your information, our review of Apple’s Vision Pro was published on Wednesday. The opportunity to get an idea of the qualities and defects of Apple’s first mixed reality headset before its arrival in France.