Apple’s long-rumored mixed reality headset will be a game-changer, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Writing via a Medium post, Kuo said that he expects Apple to announce the new headset in January of next year, although it isn’t yet known when a release will take place.
Kuo believes that while Apple continues to focus on augmented reality, it’s the use of a new mixed reality capability that will make the headset a game-changer once it is released to the market. It’s said that gaming and multimedia entertainment capabilities will be behind strong performance and demand.
Although Apple has repeatedly reiterated its focus on AR, I believe Apple AR/MR supporting video see-thru could also offer an excellent immersive experience. Therefore, the launch of Apple AR/MR will further boost the demand for immersive gaming/multimedia entertainment.
Kuo goes on to say that the headset will be “the most complicated product Apple has ever designed,” with many suppliers involved in getting the product onto store shelves. That process is expected to be a costly one as well, with previous rumors suggesting the headset could sell for upwards of $3,000. That would make it more costly than Apple’s iPad, iPhone, and many Mac products.
Some had hoped that Apple would announce the mixed reality headset during the WWDC22 event earlier this month, but that didn’t happen despite the likely requirement for developers to be able to produce apps for the product.
You may also like to check out:
- Jailbreak iOS 15.5 On iPhone And iPad Status Update
- Download: iOS 15.5 Final IPSW Links, OTA Files Along With iPadOS 15.5 Released
- iOS 16 Beta Compatible And Supported iPhone, iPad, iPod touch Devices
- iOS 16 Beta 2 Download IPSW Links For iPhone, iPad Released
- iOS 16 Public Beta 1 Release Date Announced
- iOS 16 Beta 2 Profile File Download Of OTA Update Without Dev Account Out Now
- iOS 16 Beta 2 Download Release Date: Here’s When To Expect It From Apple
- Download iOS 16 Beta 2 IPSW Links And Install On iPhone 13, Pro, 12, Pro, 11, Pro, XS Max, X, XR, 8, Plus, iPad [Tutorial]
You can follow us on Twitter, or Instagram, and even like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple, and the Web.