Apple has kept its mixed reality headset under wraps for far too long, with a full product demo scheduled for June, when the company usually holds its grand annual conference. The product was originally supposed to be introduced in 2022, but has been delayed several times. The new forecast is that it will be shown in the second quarter of the year, but so far the exact date has not been confirmed.

It is worth noting that the company itself has not yet announced what it will bring during the conference, so treat this as a rumor before the official announcement from Apple. The reveal was supposed to be done in January, but had to be delayed due to hardware and software issues that prevented the product from working properly. The same reports claim that the glasses should only hit the market in 2024.

To give you an idea, mixed reality goggles have been in production since 2015 and promise to revolutionize the industry since development began. It uses elements of virtual and augmented reality to make information and data available on the screen while walking down the street. Do you know the ones you see in science fiction films? Mostly so, to be precise.

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The product launch could be the next “big event” for Apple, whose technology will enable several more models to be launched in the future. According to previous reports, the hardware will use 4K displays, have multiple cameras connected to it, and run software called “xrOS” (for eXtended Reality). Rumor has it that it will use the M2 chip, but this is subject to change prior to its launch.

Mixed reality glasses are one of the public’s biggest hopes for Apple products, which have not made significant changes to the latest products released to the market. Both iPads and AirPods and the Apple Watch have been criticized for the evolution of the most modern models over their predecessors, and their arrival could bring back the spirit – from fans and investors alike.

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Source: Bloomberg.

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