New information about the Apple Vision Pro Developer Strap has revealed capabilities that we are yet to fully explore. While the official Apple product page provides limited technical information about this strap, it is clear that it is not limited to just USB 2.0. A more accessible Fast Ethernet connection, established by connecting the strap to a Mac via USB-C, is based on USB 2.0, but it is not the only available speed. In the future, Apple may release a visionOS software update that unlocks additional features and increases bandwidth.
One of the main reasons why Apple Vision Pro owners choose to purchase the Developer Strap is the ability to easily partition and restore the visionOS system using recovery images. In a video tutorial, I demonstrate how effortless it is to switch from a beta version to a stable public version of the visionOS system.
The Developer Strap is a replacement for the right audio strap in the Apple Vision Pro. However, it differs from the standard audio strap in terms of pin configuration. The Developer Strap has 14 pins, while the standard audio strap has only 10. This means that the Developer Strap offers significantly higher bandwidth and potentially greater data throughput.
It is also interesting to note that the connector on the right side of the Apple Vision Pro has pin connectors on both sides, while the connector on the left side has them on only one side. This suggests that future additions to the strap will also utilize the right connector.
All of this new information indicates that the Apple Vision Pro Developer Strap is a much more advanced accessory than one might expect. Unlocking additional capabilities through a visionOS software update could further enhance the potential of this strap for developers and gamers.
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