Tech large Apple Inc. has lastly launched the Vision Pro digital actuality headset after months of hype. Apple CEO Tim Cook celebrated the launch of the brand new gadget on the firm’s flagship Fifth Avenue retailer in New York City on Friday morning. Justifying its hefty price ticket of $3,500, Cook mentioned that the explanation it’s so costly is as a result of the Vision Pro is “tomorrow’s technology today.”

Apple CEO Tim Cook celebrates Vision Pro launch day

During his go to to the Fifth Avenue retailer, Cook mentioned the newly-released gadget and expressed his views about what it means for the longer term with Good Morning America. “I think it’s going to be used in so many different ways because it’s a spatial computer,” Cook advised the GMA co-host, Michael Strahan.

“You know, the iPhone introduced us to the mobile computer. The Mac introduced us to personal computers. This is the first spatial computer,” he continued. “A company only has a few of these. Most companies have none. We’ve had the Mac, the iPod, the iPad, the iPhone, the Apple Watch, and now the Vision Pro. It’s one of those moments,” Cook added.

When requested about Vision Pro’s skill to “augment your reality,” the 63-year-old enterprise govt mentioned, “You and I can be sitting here having a conversation with the headset on, and we can see each other’s eyes. But we can also see the screens around us. So, it amplifies our connection. That was a key design for us. We wanted people to be able to see each other’s eyes, not get glazed over in a headset.”

Cook continued to name the product “tomorrow’s technology today.” “It’s packed with, we have 5,000 patents on the product already. So we really leaned into it. And I’m hoping some people will pay for it by month, some people will just buy it,” he mentioned. “I have talked to a lot of people on line, they’re just going to buy it. But over time, who knows what will happen? But we think we priced it for the right value today,” Cook added.