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| A senior analyst reveals when Apple will announce its next mixed reality glasses |
Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple's chief supply chain analyst, tweeted that Apple's long-awaited mixed reality glasses could be launched in the spring of 2023.
Kuo, an Apple analyst at TF International, predicted last June that Apple would launch virtual reality glasses by the end of January.
But on Friday morning, a thoughtful Apple product analyst said he believes the company will delay "volume shipments" of all products until the second or third quarter of 2023, citing mechanical and software issues. .
(Ku) expects the company to hold a special event in the spring or plan its annual event (WWDC) based on current data, noting that (WWDC) is Apple's annual developer conference, usually held in June.
For years, there have been rumors that the company best known for making the iPhone and many other consumer products was looking to enter the virtual and augmented reality market.
The company's next product is believed to be a strong competitor to Sony's virtual reality glasses and Meta, which has been focused on building a digital universe called the Metaverse for quite some time.
The company's glasses are expected to cost between $2,000 and $3,000, and one of the notable features will be more than 10 cameras inside and out, Bloomberg previously reported.
On the software side, the mixed reality glasses work with xrOS and use popular Apple apps such as Messages, FaceTime messaging, and Maps for mixed reality compatibility.
If a company wants to showcase the glasses with the latest software tools that developers use to create apps for them, we think it makes sense to announce the upcoming glasses at the annual developer conference (WWDC).
It should be noted that this conference (WWDC) is an opportunity for Apple to announce its annual software updates, as well as new features for iPhone smartphones, iPad tablets, Mac computers, and the Apple Watch smart watch (Apple Watch). They can learn about the latest ways to integrate their apps into Apple devices.