The Apple research team, in collaboration with the University of Hong Kong, has unveiled a groundbreaking rendering framework dubbed LGTM (an acronym for 'Less Gaussians, Texture More'). The crux of this framework's innovation lies in its ability to separate the geometric framework of 3D scenes from their surface textures, paving the way for achieving 4K ultra-high-definition image quality. In response to the escalating computational requirements encountered when the prevailing 'feedforward 3D Gaussian splatting' technology processes high-resolution images, LGTM employs a two-pronged approach that effectively sidesteps excessive computational strain throughout the entire rendering pipeline. This technology is primarily geared towards enhancing the user experience of Apple's Vision Pro, tackling its computational hurdles at high resolutions and ensuring a more seamless, immersive encounter. Practical demonstrations reveal that, upon integrating LGTM, the texture intricacies and text legibility of 3D scenes are markedly enhanced, culminating in a more lifelike and crisp visual presentation.