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There are AR glasses that connect to a smartphone like these Nreal glasses, launching next year:Īround 19:30, it shows the view as seen from the camera. Maybe if it was combined with an Airpods Max style design with headphones it could distribute the weight but I think for audio they'd want to be able to use standard Airpods. Strapping an iPhone sized battery to someone's head isn't an elegant solution, especially if it's to be worn outdoors and for a long period of time. While that's the ideal setup, having a device useful enough to replace an iPhone requires it to be wearable all day and last all day on battery. It would be a challenge making it fully independent. "Apple's goal is to replace the iPhone with AR in ten years," continues Kuo, "representing the demand. Kuo further claims that the device will support a "comprehensive range of applications rather than specific applications." So rather than being, effectively, bespoke for certain AR purposes, it could perhaps enable a headset App Store. What's more, it will have a second processor that handles all sensor-related computing, for example with eye tracking and gaze detection. Now, however, in a note to investors, Kuo has said that the headset will have a main processor that is the equivalent of the M1. Specifically, it has been believed that the headset would offload most of its processing to the iPhone. Recent rumors have pointed to the first Apple AR headset being an accompaniment to the iPhone, much as the Apple Watch is. It depends on their strategy.īacking up his previous claim that Apple will launch its first augmented reality headset at the end of 2022, Ming-Chi Kuo says it will be a standalone device. But on the other hand, with the wrong price, there might be a few select people buying it. I also imagine the stock price going through the roof for AAPL if it takes off in a big way.
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Despite still being popular and used every day, every minute, people already have smartphones and it's just everyday business as usual, so people keep their current smartphones for longer and it's getting tougher to convince people to upgrade as often as some manufacturers might have hoped.
what can you do to try impress buyers with a smartphone these days? "Buy the latest iPhone so you can continue watch some more. Get the Himalaya Climber Achievement in the morning and sit on your bike with your VR goggles on, experiencing a live stream of a Tour de France biker in the evening from their head-mounted camera!".
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Just imagine those TV commercials and Youtube ads: "tired of lockdowns? Have you not been able to travel the world for several years? Well, the wait is over! Travel in VR to every place of the world! Climb every high mountain – and sync it to your Apple Watch.
I can also see a future where health-related apps will offer users wild experiences: "climb the Mount Everest from the comfort of your home – no freezing, nothing dangerous going on at all!".
I mean, actual driving school simulations as a bonus complementary training to real driving – not kids games. There's all sorts of things: maybe driver's school apps where people can simulate driving inside a car and stuff. Games are already mainstream in VR, but Apple can bring innovation in hospital simulation/medical appliance apps, surgery training, etc.
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I think Apple is going to show something "kind of impressive" in the first iteration, and a year later, the VR App Store is going to have tens of thousands of apps in all sorts of areas we haven't seen used to their full potential yet.
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It's a really exciting idea, I must say, because there is definitely already a market, although tiny at the moment because of huge prices for VR HUDs and always (ok no, but usually) a requirement to own an expensive, loud desktop PC with insanely expensive RTX card from the scalper market.
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