With Apple's introduction of its first AR device, expectations for innovation in the industry and among users are heightened, while cautious views suggesting the need to monitor developments are following suit, focusing attention on the market launch of Apple Vision Pro. Apple officially unveiled Apple Vision Pro, its first device positioning itself as a "spatial computer," on the 5th local time at WWDC23 (2023 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference). Apple's AR device, Vision Pro, which advocates spatial computing that connects digital content and the physical world, demonstrated the capability to manipulate 3D interfaces using only the user's eyes, hands, and voice without a controller, and is poised for market launch at the high price point of $3,499. Users and the industry observing this are crossing perspectives between those with hopeful expectations that meaningful improvements in AR device usability and performance of a higher dimension will be achieved, and those maintaining a wait-and-see, cautious stance. Andrew Friedman, senior editor of IT specialist media Tom's Hardware, argued in commentary that "Vision Pro is a $3,499 development kit" and stated that "in the short term, the success of Vision Pro depends on developers designing Apple's future...(more)