‘Stay tuned’: Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about rumoured AR/VR headset
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Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke openly about the company’s aspirations for the first time. Cook advised AR fans to “stay here and you will see what we have to give” in his interview. This is probably the most direct signal we have about the development of Apple in the upcoming headgear, nicknamed the “Mixed Reality” headset in recent years. When a journalist asks Cook what he believes as an important factor, Apple’s CEO answered that he “could not be more enthusiastic” about AR, regardless of the fact that technology was still in the initial phase of its application.
Apple’s mixture reality headset has been reported for several years. This business is rumored to be releasing AR/VR headgear with many cameras. The mixture reality headset has long been reportedly, and is expected to be a “next big thing” after Apple Watch. Apple is also suspected of accelerating the development of ROS, a special operating system of the mixture headset.
According to the new rumors, Apple has tested the headset of mixed reality with company officials and will introduce it. However, this is one of the first times a prominent Apple official commented on AR since rumors began.Tim Cook, on the other hand, has discussed AR as technology. He also stated that he was a supporter of technology and believed AR would play an important role in the future of Apple.
No one knows what Apple’s headset is like now. However, if rumors can be trusted, it will be very different from the current VR headset in the market. According to the company, this headgear features “innovative three-diplay architecture” that combines Microdist Twin 4K OLED games with at least six optical modules to provide “AR Video AR Appearance Services continuously. Reportedly have a M1 Pro-level processor and up to 14 The default camera for an upgraded tracking.
Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke openly about the company’s aspirations for the first time. Cook advised AR fans to “stay here and you will see what we have to give” in his interview. This is probably the most direct signal we have about the development of Apple in the upcoming headgear, nicknamed the “Mixed Reality”…