The announcement of the innovation will take place at the next WWDC 2023, which will be held on June 5, according to The Wall Street Journal. Externally, the novelty will be similar to ski goggles, to which an external battery is connected.
Most likely, it can be removed to charge and then reconnected to the headset. If that reminds you of something familiar, then yes, similar traits have been mentioned before in Ming-Chi Kuo’s messages.
Sources from Taiwan and the US claim that mass production of the helmet will not start until September due to production delays. But despite this, Apple is expected to unveil the device at the upcoming WWDC.
In terms of functionality, the Cupertino headset promises to go “far ahead” compared to its competitors. The main focus is expected to be communication, entertainment and games.
It was also learned last week that the VR/AR helmet will receive support for the Final Cut Pro video editor, which was previously only available on Mac computers.
Source: Ferra
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