Apple will hold a “special event” on June 5 for the AR/VR headset
By ForGeeks As the name suggests, Apple’s WorldWide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) is designed primarily for developers. However, it’s also an opportunity to do some marketing with a highly publicized keynote and the announcement of new OS versions that are causing a stir among iPhone, iPad and Mac users.
This year there will also be a mysteriously named “Special Event at Apple Park,” an all-day event on June 5.
The company hasn’t confirmed anything, but it could have something to do with xrOS, the software platform on which Apple’s Mixed Reality headset will run, and the headset itself. Recent reports say the headset will be released in June, and some analysts believe it could stimulate the entire AR/VR industry.
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The Reality Pro is expected to be one of XR’s most powerful headsets, and it will be priced accordingly. It is said to have micro OLED Sony displays, two TSMC processors, 12 cameras and an external power supply. The preliminary price —s $3,000, so it will be aimed at professionals, not amateurs. The headset is expected to go on sale later this year.
