As we all know, the word metaverse has suddenly caught fire, and from the attitude of Microsoft, Qualcomm, Google and other giants, metaverse will be the focus of the development of the entire industry, especially Apple's VR/AR technology development, everyone has seen it together.
It is understood that the long-rumored Apple VR/AR headset is about to be launched. And Apple has developed many patents around VR/AR, including hardware, input mechanisms, user interfaces, etc.
Some analysts believe that with the continuous development of VR/AR technology, these Apple patents will gradually turn into patents related to head-mounted display devices.
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The main part of Apple's AR/VR headset uses a lot of curves in the design, with a bright silver border and the front of Kurosawa, creating a sense of technology with a futuristic temperament.
In addition to the appearance, the Apple AR/VR headset will use a soft mesh structure to ensure breathability and comfort while clinging to the user's face.
On the headband that secures the headset, a snap-on adjustable design should be used to ensure that all users can wear it comfortably.
At the same time, the mixed reality headset will be equipped with three monitors. The display's configuration will include two micro OLED displays and an AMOLED panel, with the micro OLED display that Apple will use provided by Sony.
According to Xiaobian's understanding, the micro OLED display will be the main display of the headset, but what is the AMOLED display used for? It is not yet known.
Some netizens speculate that modern VR headsets do not use AMOLED technology because their pixel density is too low, so Apple may add it to low-resolution peripheral vision, thereby achieving a concave display system.
It's not too new, and this isn't the first time a headset includes two different types of displays. Long ago, Varjo achieved depression by optically combining a high-resolution Micro OLED display with a lower-resolution MiniLED LCD panel.
In addition to this, a 4K display of 4000 pixels per inch that Sony recently showcased may have been developed specifically for Apple and specifically for VR headsets. If Apple does use this technology from Sony, assume that an array of 4000 x 4000 pixels indicates that the diagonal dimensions of the helmet's display will reach 1.4 inches.
In terms of price, the helmet is equipped with a high-end display, which means that its price will certainly not be low, and it is impossible to bargain for it ( bushi ) , and there have been reports before that the price of the helmet is 3,000 US dollars, that is, nearly 20,000 pieces.
In terms of chips, according to Apple's supply chain whistleblower @ mobile phone chip master news, Apple's AR/VR headset may be equipped with M2 "Staten" chip and co-processor Bora, these two chips are foundry by TSMC, and it is expected to be mass-produced at the end of the fourth quarter of this year.
As for the system, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman mentioned in the latest issue of Power On that The VR headset that Apple will release this year will support some AR functions, codenamed n301. He said the device will be powered by the rOS operating system, and the internal code name of the system is Oak.
This means that Apple's software ecosystem will usher in new members.
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Apple AR/VR headset has accelerated the listing process, I believe it will soon be available, do you have any expectations for the VR/AR headset products that Apple will launch first? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area~