It looks like we have some details on when the new Apple AR headset will launch, the device will launch ahead of WWDC in June and it could be called the Apple Reality Pro.
The news comes from Mark Gurman in his weekly Bloomberg Power On newsletter, the device appears to be launching ahead of Apple’s global developer conference taking place in June.
With the current plan, Apple could unveil the device to consumers — likely under the Reality Pro name — and then update developers on its software capabilities in June. On that timeline, the company would then ship the product later in the fall of 2023.
While Apple still has many issues to work out with the device — in terms of hardware, software, services, and how it’s marketed and sold — the company is banking on the product as its hot new launch for this year.
Apple originally planned to launch its new AR device in 2022, but that didn’t happen, like some other Apple products that were also pushed back to 2023.
As well as the first AR and VR devices, we’re expecting a number of other new devices from Apple this year, including new Macs, iPads and of course the new iPhone 15 range.
Source Bloomberg
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