According to a report, Apple still plans to make its mixed reality headset the main topic of WWDC 2023. Sales could start at the end of the year.
Apple's long-rumored mixed reality headset is plagued by delays and problems, so a release at WWDC this summer could be in question. report According to Sunday's report, Apple seems to be going ahead with the high-profile presentation after all. In the latest edition of the Bloomberg newsletter "Power On," Mark Gurman writes that the headset, along with the xrOS operating system and the software development kit, will be "the star of the show."
Apple Mixed Reality Headset: Reports on the launch remain contradictory
Gurman reports that Apple will have a "clear story for developers" on how to use the headset and will spend a large portion of the conference showcasing its own app store and tools. When asked when the headset will be available to the public, Gurman replies that it will launch "in time for the holiday season" as it won't be available for "a couple of months," giving developers time to gain experience with the headset. Gurman's report contradicts analyst Ming-Chi Kuo's claim that Apple is not "optimistic" about unveiling the headset in June and suggests that an announcement could be delayed again. (Photo by Antonio Solano / Bigstockphoto)
