The entire tech world is literally at the edge of their seats as they anticipate eagerly what more to expect with Apple’s unveiling of its mixed reality headset.
There are literally just a few days left and now, we’re hearing more about how one leading display analyst has the insider details on what fans can expect as a part of a sneak peek before the grand unveiling.
Ross Young says he’s got the specs details featuring two displays that can be found in headsets. And while a few of them were announced in the past, Young is putting out a new summary on the matter including some startling details on what might be included.
For starters, there will be the latest screen technology that entails Micro OLED. Next up, fans can expect to see a great 1.4-inch screen for display purposes and then there will be a 4000-pixel detailing for better viewing, followed by 5000 nits featuring a brightness target.
The headset from Apple is going to include double panels that give rise to some VR effects while the headset is designed to be modern-day when compared to rivals in the industry. This is one of the many reasons why people expect the cost to be a whopping $3000. When you compare it to others in the industry like Meta, well, the latter comes at a price tag of just between $349 to $999 for both Quest 2 & Quest Pro.
The biggest advantage for Apple is also linked to the great amount of access that it would provide for things like TV+ and also Fitness including the App Store. And as per recently published statements by Mark Gurman, this headset will most likely be running iPad applications from when they come out of the box.
Meanwhile, a greater amount of optimization would be the ultimate target but to include this library of iPad during a major launch is really something huge for the tech giant.
Other news reports spoke about Young publishing some major predictions regarding the display specifications of the iPhone. Regarding the headset, it should be making its way by next Monday during the firm’s WWDC23 conference.
The news is major and one that many tech enthusiasts can’t wait to get their eyes on.
Read next: Locked iPhones to Become Smart Home Displays with iOS 17
There are literally just a few days left and now, we’re hearing more about how one leading display analyst has the insider details on what fans can expect as a part of a sneak peek before the grand unveiling.
Ross Young says he’s got the specs details featuring two displays that can be found in headsets. And while a few of them were announced in the past, Young is putting out a new summary on the matter including some startling details on what might be included.
For starters, there will be the latest screen technology that entails Micro OLED. Next up, fans can expect to see a great 1.4-inch screen for display purposes and then there will be a 4000-pixel detailing for better viewing, followed by 5000 nits featuring a brightness target.
The headset from Apple is going to include double panels that give rise to some VR effects while the headset is designed to be modern-day when compared to rivals in the industry. This is one of the many reasons why people expect the cost to be a whopping $3000. When you compare it to others in the industry like Meta, well, the latter comes at a price tag of just between $349 to $999 for both Quest 2 & Quest Pro.
The biggest advantage for Apple is also linked to the great amount of access that it would provide for things like TV+ and also Fitness including the App Store. And as per recently published statements by Mark Gurman, this headset will most likely be running iPad applications from when they come out of the box.
Meanwhile, a greater amount of optimization would be the ultimate target but to include this library of iPad during a major launch is really something huge for the tech giant.
Other news reports spoke about Young publishing some major predictions regarding the display specifications of the iPhone. Regarding the headset, it should be making its way by next Monday during the firm’s WWDC23 conference.
The news is major and one that many tech enthusiasts can’t wait to get their eyes on.
Read next: Locked iPhones to Become Smart Home Displays with iOS 17
