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Despite the fact that Apple has gotten a patent for a VR headset, question stays with reference to what the last item will resemble. With Apple contracting equipment designers to deal with showcase and projection frameworks, it's extremely well likely that their VR usage has nothing to do with a headset. The View-Master is not the main iPhone-based headset out there, but rather it is the first and final VR headset that Apple is putting forth in their online-store.
Offering an agreeable framework like the View-Master can open purchasers to the new conceivable outcomes that virtual reality involves. Chance Miller as of late composed a piece talking about that albeit right now is an ideal opportunity for Apple and VR, it shouldn't as a matter of course do as such at the same time. It's very conceivable that the View-Master is a strong testing stage to comprehend customer desires and yearnings.
The View-Master Virtual Reality Starter Pack is currently accessible from the Apple online store for $29.95, or from Amazon for $17.74. Every Experience Pack (Space, National Geographic: Wildlife, and Destinations) is accessible for $14.99 in the Apple online store. Amazon is putting forth a View-Master Virtual Reality Bundle with each of the 3 Experience Packs for $84.99.
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