Now, it appears that Apple has nixed the spring launch plans and will reportedly reveal its mixed-reality headset in June this year at WWDC. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman cites unnamed internal sources in claiming “product testing showed that both hardware and software issues still needed to be ironed out.” Rumored to cost as much as $3,000, the headset is deemed Apple’s most ambitious product in recent years and it will, by all accounts, pack some serious punch in terms of hardware and software capabilities.
Said to draw power from a desktop-class M2-series processor, the headset will reportedly feature over a dozen cameras and one of the most advanced motion-tracking capabilities of any headset out there. It will reportedly even allow users to attend video calls by turning their faces into its Memoji avatars in real time. The operating system powering will be a 3D-inspired version of iOS, according to past leaks, and is said to offer access to all the core apps such as Message, Mail, and Safari, among others. Apple might even let users create their own AR apps for the headset.
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