iFixit, a prominent repair website, has recently conducted a detailed examination of the Apple Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset. Through a written teardown and accompanying video, iFixit showcased the internal components of the device, uncovering an assortment of features such as various cameras, sensors, fans, and lens motors. The analysis suggests that opening and repairing the headset may pose challenges.
According to iFixit, the EyeSight feature appears to be a potential vulnerability, highlighting numerous points of failure for this somewhat eerie functionality. However, the report acknowledges Apple for the positive aspects of repairability, specifically praising the easily replaceable speakers and battery.
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The Apple Vision Pro runs on an M2 chip, featuring an 8-core CPU, a 10-core GPU, a 16-core Neural Engine, and 16GB of unified memory. Additional specifications include up to 1TB of storage and a new R1 chip that processes input from 12 cameras, five sensors, and six microphones, ensuring an immersive user experience.
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Image Credit: Wallpaper*
Earlier, Wallpaper* had shared an image of the Vision Pro’s internals as part of an exclusive interview with Apple’s vice president of software design, Alan Dye, and vice president of hardware design, Richard Howarth. Howarth highlighted the device’s design philosophy, incorporating flexible materials and soft textures like the Solo Knit Band to enhance physical comfort and encourage wearing it around others
The well-known repair website iFixit today shared a written teardown and video teardown of the Apple Vision Pro, offering a look inside the mixed reality headset.
