It has been reported that Apple will be released in 2022 as early as 2022 during the development and rumor MR (complex reality) headset.
The source of the rumor is Mark GURMAN, a reporter of Bloomberg, who is familiar with Apple's internal information.Mr. GURMAN is the latest issue of the newsletter "Power ON", and this product is equipped with high -speed chips and high -resolution displays and "It has both AR and VR functions", but Apple is aiming for it.It is an MR (complex reality) experience that can handle quality VR games.
At the same time, Guran added that "a true AR -dedicated headset will appear several years ahead."In other words, the VR/AR headset is only a passing point, and suggests that AR products that can be worn on a more high -performance and everyday installment are ahead.These visions seem to be in line with the great expectations for the AR market that Tim Cook CEO has been talking about for several years.
GURMAN has long been rumored to be Apple AR/VR headset, and earlier this year, "Display with much higher resolution than existing VR products" and "advanced chips that surpass even M1 chips".He stated that it would be an expensive product for Mac Pro, and said that in April, the MR headset will be announced in the next few months.
The expectation that Apple will release the first AR/VR headset product in the near future is that multiple media and analysts match.However, the view is different whether the product is a Mac Pro -like luxury product or a product aimed at spread.For example, paid news media THE INFORMATION once reported that it would exceed 300,000 yen with two 8K screens, but recently it has been observed as an accessory product that connects to the iPhone and carry it together.
Bloomberg hoped to send a "another major new product category" before Cook CEO retired, and speculated that it was a glasses -type AR device.In addition, Apple is expected to put in AR headsets, then AR glasses, so it may be a strategy to invest in various products and gradually expand the AR market.
Source: Bloomberg
VIA: 9to5mac