It’s been a few years since Apple’s mixed reality headset was talked about. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo gives some details about this still unofficial product today. The helmet thus benefits From the same power adapter as the MacBook Pro 14.
MacRumors thus received an analyst’s note. the headset uses a 96W mains portThe same as the 2021 MacBook Pro 14. This suggests that Apple is at least considering bringing more power to its headset than the competition. For now, it’s clear this is just a leak, and things could change later on if Apple really makes that choice.
Apple bets on mixed reality like Microsoft
Ming-Chi Kuo therefore conjures up a sizable power source for a helmet. What performance would it focus on? According to him, the terminal will be equipped with two processors: the first would be etched at 5 nm, and the second at 4 nm. Both were to be designed by the founding TSMC. We can now assume that they will make their mark on Apple, the brand that designs all their processors.
According to MacRumors, the helmet would be two or three years before the competition. It’s encouraging… but it doesn’t mean much right now. It will also mix virtual reality and mixed reality to offer a wide range of uses. A process already used by Microsoft with their HoloLens, it’s a very interesting helmet to wear, but it’s still pretty limited in its technology.
According to Kuo, Apple should release the helmet earlier this year, or rather in the last quarter of its launch in 2023. This will be a major milestone for the company and thus get its start in VR. At a time when metadata continues to be talked about via Facebook or Tencent, it’s not surprising to see Apple rush to breach. It remains to be seen whether the consumer will follow suit and at what price this helmet will be sold.
Source: MacRumors
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