Apple Gaining Momentum With Mixed Reality Glasses: Are They Introduced This Year?

Development Apple mixed reality glasses there are signs of significant progress. As reported Bloomberg, members of the board of directors of the Californian firm participated in a demonstration of the device last week. This suggests that the product has changed a lot in recent years. which opens the door for me to present it this year.

The report by journalist Mark Gurman also indicates that work on the operating system headset. The software in question, whose name will be grew upit will already have augmented reality versions of some of the most popular iPhone apps, though it also boasts several utilities designed specifically for the device’s own tasks.

Rumors have been circulating for some time now that the OS will be demoed at the next WWDC. If it does, it will be one of Apple’s big surprises for an event aimed primarily at the developer community. However, this possibility was also questioned, not only because of the content, but because the mixed reality glasses would get warm; a problem for which the so far responsible team has not yet found a final solution.

An interesting point that Gurman makes in his report is that Apple’s board of directors usually meets at least four times a year. Therefore, the topics discussed at these meetings are usually part of the company’s most important agenda. And it also indicates that, in general, these leaders be the first to see the company’s future products.

This doesn’t necessarily mean the mixed reality glasses will go on sale before the end of the year, but it does mean we could announce them in the coming months with a goal of a public launch in 2023. corresponds to the latest rumors related to the device.

Apple’s mixed reality glasses are in the final stages of development

Apple’s mixed reality glasses project is underway about 6 or 7 years oldaccording to various reports. A few days ago, the device again became the subject of comments for publication Information which focused on various issues that arose during its development.

A team led by Mike Rockwell would have had to overcome not only the design hurdles that Jony Ive commanded at the time, but also numerous technical shortcomings, exacerbated to the maximum clear lack of priority compared to other existing Apple products. To this would be added the absence of more explicit support from Tim Cook and other top managers of the company.

However, mixed reality glasses have matured enough that they can now be considered in the final stages of development. They would reportedly benefit from renewed interest from the apple firm in recent times. This is presumably motivated by Apple’s need to expand its device business; Let’s not forget those from Cupertino Haven’t launched a new product category in seven yearssince the introduction of the Apple Watch in 2015.

Apple’s mixed reality glasses will include processors with similar performance to the M1 Pro chip, dual 4K screens, multiple cameras (estimated around 15), spatial audio, eye tracking, hand gestures, and more. Of course they won’t be cheap. The device will hit the market at an estimated price of $2,000 to $3,000.