A major leak this week revealed a ton of information about the Apple Glasses, including the name, release date, and other relevant information about the device. If the rumors are true, The Cupertino company will present the gadget during WWDC 2023which will take place next month.
Reality Pro, as it will likely be called, will be unveiled by Apple on June 5th. However, whoever wants to get the device will have to take the scorpion out of their pocket because it arrived at a high price for most Brazilians. It is rumored to cost $3,000.about 15 thousand reais at the current quote.
The headset’s launch at WWDC is bolstered by Apple’s convening of virtual and augmented reality media outlets. While similar rumors circulated last year, Apple’s strategy indicates that these are no longer rumors and that the presentation should take place soon.
Despite the need for an external battery, the design of the Reality Pro promises comfort and lightness. With usability in mind, Apple has used a combination of high-quality materials, including aluminum, glass, and carbon fiber, as well as a rubber band on the back, to ensure comfort during use.
Settings promise to please users
One of the highlights is the presence of a digital crown that allows you to switch between virtual and augmented reality with a simple twist of a button on the side of the device. Since it hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, it’s not clear how this will work for users.
With one or even two M2-level chips and 4K resolution OLED screens, Sony’s Reality Pro could be one of the most powerful headsets on the market. The device will also have more than a dozen cameras to track eye and hand movements, as well as an iris scanner for identification.
Rumors released this week also suggest that the Reality Pro will feature a processor similar to Apple’s M2 chipset. In addition, it will also be equipped with two small 1.41-inch OLED screens with a brightness of 5000 nits and a pixel density of 4000 PPI.
The headset’s operating software is supposed to be called “xrOS”, a piece of information that was revealed by a developer who managed to get Apple to display the name when submitting a device app to App Store Connect.
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Source: Mundo Conectado
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