What Apple should sell is why this headset matters. If people were interested in those, they would have bought a Quest 2 for $300, instead of waiting for a $3000 headset.
How is Apple going to sell this headset? For what purpose? Because if Apple is just going to repeat the same use cases of the HTC Vive and Meta Quest 2, but selling it at $3000, it is just going to fail spectacularly. That’s why the headset should be available by the end of the year, and my bet is that Apple is trying to have it ready before the holidays.īut the big question is the “how”. The headset should also provide hand tracking, eye tracking and reverse passthrough, so people should be able to see the eye of the wearer.Īccording to the latest rumors, all this technology in a single package is very hard to manufacture, and Apple is having problems with the production line. It should run on top of an M2 chipset, which is much more powerful than the processing unit of the Quest 2, 4K displays per eye with strong HDR (a rumor talks about a 5000-nits display, about which many are lost in the optical path), a quite nice FOV. Let’s start from the “what”: on the technical side, we have some ideas on how the headset will be: standalone, with a cool design, lightweight with a battery pack attached to it via a cable. My big questions are “how” it is going to happen and “what” is going to happen. So I’m almost sure it is going to happen. Two VR journalists have been invited to the event, the motto of the event has become “Code new worlds”, plus all the Apple “analysts” agree the launch is tomorrow. We are not 100% sure, but there are too many hints, cues, and rumors that I would say we are at 95% chances.
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