Once upon a time in the enchanting world of Apple, there existed a mystical headset known as Vision Pro. This extraordinary device possessed an outer Vision Pro display that would come to life with vibrant patterns as the user became fully immersed in their content. And when the user switched to augmented reality mode, the display would mysteriously conjure a simulation of their eyes, allowing them to still perceive their surroundings.

Little did we know that Apple harboured even more mesmerising concepts for this display. A patent attributed to the legendary former design lead, Jony Ive, unveiled the countless other enchanting possibilities that Apple had envisioned for this display. One could only wonder – the range of possibilities seemed as boundless as a fairy tale.

Now, let us venture into the fantastical realm of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). Apple has always championed AR, firmly believing in the ability of technology to unite people rather than isolate them in a make-believe world. Even the esteemed Tim Cook himself has championed this vision, highlighting the significance of human connection and discourse. In his eyes, technology, especially AR, should only serve to enrich these experiences, not erect barriers.

Enter Vision Pro, a marvellous mixed-reality headset seamlessly blending the best of AR and VR. While predominantly an AR device, it pledges an enchanting experience for its users. And the enchanting secret behind this allure is EyeSight – an enchanting feature that conjures a rendering of the user’s eyes. Not only does this render the experience more humane, but it also alerts others to the user’s awareness of their presence, thus averting any startled reactions when addressed.

But hold your breath, for there’s more! Apple had also dreamt up other fantastical applications for the outer Vision Pro display. They patented concepts that would reveal specific hints about the wearer’s activities. Just envision seeing a movie camera icon when they were engrossed in a film – now that’s truly enchanting.

Nonetheless, it seems that these whimsical concepts may have been left in the dust in favour of a simpler indicator of the user’s availability. After all, the paramount concern is for the user to engage with the outside world without infringing upon their privacy and pursuits.

Ultimately, whether these enchanting concepts are still in the works or abandoned in the realm of discarded possibilities remains a mystery. What is certain is that Apple’s Vision Pro and its outer display promise to furnish a magical and beguiling experience for all who cast their gaze upon it.

And so, as the tale draws to a close, the story of Vision Pro and its outer display nears its end – for now. But who knows what other magical innovations lie in store from the illustrious Apple? It’s a tale as old as time.