According to the latest report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple will release the Reality Pro headset at the WWDC developer conference held in June, but due to mass production problems, it will be delivered in the fall at the earliest, and mass production Need to wait until December.
The report notes that Apple has spent months polishing the Apple Reality Pro headset for demos, but only for demos. Apple’s first shipments to consumers/developers won’t be until the fall at the earliest, and Apple’s mass production won’t begin until December of this year.
The Wall Street Journal’s sources say that people within Apple and within the company’s supply chain are concerned about further delays in mass production.
The content of some articles is as follows:
Some Apple employees and suppliers have questioned whether the headset could be delayed again given the challenges of integrating new systems into the headset, production and the broader market, the people said.
Apple usually delivers its products as complete products, and this headset is a test for Apple, with many known obstacles.
For many consumers, the expected $3,000 price tag was beyond mainstream consumption, and Apple anticipated some production issues.In terms of the product’s physical design, today’s report confirms that Apple’s Reality Pro will use an external battery pack. The headset will “completely surround the user’s eyes like a pair of safety goggles,” which will prevent users from “being able to directly view their surroundings like wearing ordinary glasses.”
