Apple AR/VR power
Apple’s first venture into virtual reality won’t be cheap, seeing as many reports have stated that it would be around $3,000. With that price, however, it’s meant to have impressive specs. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman states the Cupertino tech giant is gearing up to launch a slew of new products from this fall through to the first half of 2023. In that list, he mentions the mixed reality headset, and that it could be powered by the recent M2 chip. However, others believe it could be the M1 Pro that powers it, the chip found in the 14-inch MacBook Pro. Kuo also offered more details about the first-generation head-mounted display, stating that it will “adopt two 3P Pancake modules (one for each eye).” However, the second-gen model’s Pancake lenses will likely offer an improved visual experience and form factor design. We also know Apple’s first mixed reality headset is expected to be equipped with Wi-Fi 6/6E for an improved wireless experience, and is tipped to compete with other highly anticipated VR devices set to arrive in 2022, such as Meta’s rumored high-end VR headset Project Cambria. While we have yet to see the first, Apple is apparently already planning a second-generation mixed reality headset in 2025, and it may reach up to 10 million units. However, it’s up to the success of the upcoming AR/VR headset.
title: “Apple Ar Vr Headset Release Date Plans Revealed And It Won T Come Cheap” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-09” author: “Norma Brown”
Apple AR/VR power
Apple’s first venture into virtual reality won’t be cheap, seeing as many reports have stated that it would be around $3,000. With that price, however, it’s meant to have impressive specs. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman states the Cupertino tech giant is gearing up to launch a slew of new products from this fall through to the first half of 2023. In that list, he mentions the mixed reality headset, and that it could be powered by the recent M2 chip. However, others believe it could be the M1 Pro that powers it, the chip found in the 14-inch MacBook Pro. Kuo also offered more details about the first-generation head-mounted display, stating that it will “adopt two 3P Pancake modules (one for each eye).” However, the second-gen model’s Pancake lenses will likely offer an improved visual experience and form factor design. We also know Apple’s first mixed reality headset is expected to be equipped with Wi-Fi 6/6E for an improved wireless experience, and is tipped to compete with other highly anticipated VR devices set to arrive in 2022, such as Meta’s rumored high-end VR headset Project Cambria. While we have yet to see the first, Apple is apparently already planning a second-generation mixed reality headset in 2025, and it may reach up to 10 million units. However, it’s up to the success of the upcoming AR/VR headset.
