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It’s official. Apple has just announced that the will be and other international markets from . So it looks like the rumour we published was right. Announced during today's WWDC event, the mixed-reality headset will be launched in for the first time outside of the . China, Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore will receive the headsets first on June 28, followed soon after by Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom on July 12. The Vision Pro, ( ), was initially seen as a potential game-changer that could make augmented and virtual reality mainstream. It overlays 3D digital content onto the real world using eye and hand-tracking technologies along with the sensors onboard the headset. Check out what we thought about it in our , on why sharing it won't be easy, , , and due to its drawbacks. A year later, today, Apple announced updates to the headset's operating system, which include on trains, , the creation of , and more. For more information regarding , check out our following story here (coming shortly).   To recap, the Apple Vision Pro will be available in . It will retail starting at and have storage capacities of . Pre-orders begin on . Readers can pre-order via the Apple Website  (check back on the pre-order day for a working URL, or you can ). As expensive as the main Vision Pro hardware is, expect to set aside a lot more to accessorise and protect it. Other optional purchases are the ZEISS optical inserts required for those who require vision correction, which start from . A separate Apple Vision Pro Travel Case will be available for , and for the Apple Vision Pro will be available for  . For more reports and key updates on the Vision Pro to date, check out our .   Source: