Apple is cooking up some exciting new tech for the future. It looks like they are planning to add more devices to their extended-reality (XR) lineup. This includes new Vision series headsets and smart glasses.

A supply chain expert named Ming-Chi Kuo shared some details about Apple's plans. He mentioned that Apple might release seven new head-mounted wearables. These could start with smart glasses similar to the Meta Ray-Ban style, followed by XR glasses with a display.

Kuo also talked about a new Vision Pro headset powered by the M5 chip, which might launch this year. There's also talk of a lighter and more affordable Vision Air headset coming in 2027. This device could use the same processor as the latest iPhone.

In 2027, Apple might also introduce smart glasses. These glasses could have voice control, gesture recognition, and even a built-in camera for recording videos. They might also have an AI feature that senses the environment.

Looking further ahead, Apple might launch a second-generation Vision Pro in 2028. This version could be lighter and cheaper than the current model. Additionally, Apple is reportedly working on XR glasses with a display, voice control, and gesture recognition for the same year.

It's clear that Apple is investing heavily in XR technology. This could change how people interact with digital content in the future. However, it remains to be seen how these new devices will perform and how well they will be received by consumers.

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