Tesla driver pulled over after wearing new Apple vision headset on highway
Tesla driver pulled over after wearing new Apple vision glasses on highway
   Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.        HOME  News   Sports   Entertainment   Opinion   Finance   Travel   Tech   Life & Style   Tech News   Gaming     The man filmed himself getting pulled over while driving and wearing the $3,500 Apple VR headset. 07:11 ET, Mon, Feb 5, 2024   | UPDATED: 12:13 ET, Mon, Feb 5, 2024  A man was pulled over while driving with Apple vision pro (Image: @lentinidante)The release of Apple's high-end Vision Pro headset, priced at $3,500, made waves on Friday, but one user's video demonstration had police pulling him over.A user named Dante took to X, previously known as Twitter, to share a video of himself driving a Tesla with the Apple Vision Pro covering his eyes, on Friday, the same day the headset was released.The brief clip showed Dante driving down a highway, visibly interacting with a screen visible only through the virtual headset, while his hands are off the wheel.The video abruptly transitioned to Dante being pulled over by the police, with lights flashing behind him as he sits in a parking lot.Although the location and the specific police department are unspecified, Dante's Twitter profile indicates he lives in Palo Alto, California.Apple's safety guidelines explicitly prohibit using the Vision Pro headset while operating a moving vehicle or engaging in activities that require attention to safety.The company's website advises against using the headset while driving, riding a bicycle, operating heavy machinery, or in similar situations.The Vision Pro headset, was announced alongside the iPhone 15 series in September.DON'T MISS:Christopher Reeve's son says Elon Musk's brain chip is 'marker of hope' [LATEST]Judge strikes down Elon Musk's 'unfair' $55bn Tesla payday  [REPORT]Tesla Autopilot may have 'worse driver protection software in North America' [INSIGHT]Apple's Vision Pro went on sale in US on Friday (Image: Getty)It boasts advanced features and a hefty price tag, starting at nearly $3,500. Despite its premium cost, Apple sold out pre-orders for the device, with 200,000 units reserved by January 19.In addition to the base price, customers have the option to purchase upgrades such as additional storage and $149 prescription inserts.Powered by VisionOS, touted as "the world's first spatial operating system," the Vision Pro headset introduces spatial computing, seamlessly integrating virtual content into the physical environment to enable intuitive interaction between humans and technology.Follow our social media accounts here on facebook.com/ExpressUSNews and @expressusnews      IPSO Regulated Copyright ©2024 Express Newspapers. "Daily Express" is a registered trademark. All rights reserved.