Rumor had it that Apple's mixed reality headset would be unveiled in spring 2023. But according to a new report, the presentation has now been postponed.
Apple's next product category is expected to be a wearable visor with mixed reality software, a home computer that can take the user to different places to work or play. report According to Bloomberg, Apple will unveil the new headset at its Worldwide Developer Conference in June. The information comes from people familiar with the matter who asked to remain anonymous. That's a two-month delay if earlier reports of an April unveiling are correct. Analyst and leaker Ming-Chi Kuo had previously reported that the headset would not launch until the second half of 2023, which is consistent with a June presentation.
The Apple Mixed Reality Headset Could Be a Springboard to a Wearable AR Experience
Rumors about Apple's foray into virtual reality, or some form of mixed reality with augmented reality aspects, have been around for years. Apple CEO Tim Cook has regularly commented on Apple's interest in AR, likely in connection with the potential release of a Google Glass-like product called Apple Glass. The stepping stone to a wearable AR experience will likely be a virtual reality headset. It would run its own xrOS operating system and display information via high-performance displays that would be mounted above the user's eyes, blocking out the world around them. According to numerous rumors, the device is set to launch in 2023. It could cost as much as $3,000. (Photo by Antonio Solano / Bigstockphoto)
