Apple Launches Hybrid Reality Headset with Health Warnings at the Forefront

Apple has unveiled a hybrid reality helmet, issuing strict health warnings to users in an attempt to protect the company from lawsuits.

According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, who posted the warnings on his Twitter account: “The list of contraindications for the use of the Apple Hybrid Reality Headset includes warnings for users suffering from migraines and head injuries.”

“People with anxiety disorders, pregnant women, people with pacemakers and people with Meniere’s disease have been warned about the dangers of using a hybrid reality helmet,” the journalist added.

The list will also include users with traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, migraine and dizziness.

Gorman pointed out that the health warnings directed to users are intended to protect the company from lawsuits.

People prone to inner ear infections, ADHD, anxiety disorders, epilepsy, fainting or seizures should use the helmet with caution.

According to Wccftech, “At this point, the last thing Apple needs is a PR nightmare, especially if an accident occurs that causes the wearer’s health to deteriorate as a result of wearing the headset.”

Apple will also warn potential buyers to consult a doctor before using the new gadget.

It is expected that for the first time the helmet will be officially presented on the evening of June 5, at the Apple Developers Conference, where the organizers will reveal the details of the development and production of new items.

And at the end of May, Ross Young, president of Display Supply Chain Consultants, revealed that Apple’s hybrid reality headset will feature high-resolution, larger screens.

Source: RT+Gazeta.ru