Manzana is preparing for launch its long-rumored mixed reality headset in the spring of this yearaccording to a report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. It is important to note that the report refers to spring in the United States, between March and June.
To be more exact, the company plans to reveal the device before the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June and would start selling it in stores in the fall, between September and November in the US.
According to what was quoted in a text on the website of The Vergeheadphones are expected, which could cost up to $3,000deliver virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences using Apple’s new xrOS operating system.
Gurman added that Apple has already shown off the Reality Pro-branded device to “a small number of high-profile developers” so they can start building third-party apps for it.
All reports point to launch
Gurman’s prediction corroborates rumors from fellow Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who said last week that development of the earbuds is delayed “due to issues with drop testing mechanical components and the availability of development tools.” of software”.
He stressed that it “seems more likely” that Apple will announce the headphones at a media event in the spring or at WWDC, coinciding with the Bloomberg reporter.
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As a result, it is increasingly unlikely that Apple will hold a media event for the new device in January. At this point, it seems more likely that Apple will announce the AR/MR headset at a spring media event or WWDC based on the current development progress.— 郭明錤 (Ming-Chi Kuo) (@mingchikuo) January 6, 2023
In recent months, numerous reports have surfaced about the potential capabilities of the bitten apple device, including iris scanning for logins and payments and a physical dial that will let you out of virtual reality.
According to The Informationyou could also submit a AirPods Pro integration that it can enable “an ultra-low latency mode” when using the headphones with the headphones. You can also focus more on work than gaming, and it may not come with a controller to play.
The launch of the mixed reality device is pending due to “unresolved issues” with the device’s hardware, software and services, Gurman says. But sooner rather than later it will come: it will be a spring of apples.
