2024-01-16 10:00:00
The Apple Vision Pro’s virtual keyboard “is good for damage, at least in version 1.0”, says the journalist Mark Gurman which was probably able to approach Apple’s mixed reality headset with a little head start. He explains that “you have to tap each letter one finger at a time, just like you did when you were learning to type. » Even if Apple has taken care of the visual effects with keys that seem to depress when pressed and sound feedback confirming that typing is supported, fingers strike in a vacuum without tactile feedback, which would be particularly destabilizing …and quickly tiring. Bottom line: “You’ll want a Bluetooth keyboard. »
If the presence of a virtual keyboard was inevitable to allow text to be entered without an external accessory, it is an additional input method and Apple knows well that intensive uses will require a physical keyboard: this is why the Apple Vision Pro can automatically connect to the Mac keyboard to provide comfortable typing for entering large amounts of text.
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