Apple is on the cusp of launching one of the most consequential products ever made. Apple's first-gen AR/VR headset, also known as the mixed reality wearable or Reality Pro headset, might not be a massive success when it comes to sales. But the device could set in motion of chain of events that ultimately leads to an Apple product that can replace the iPhone: The AR glasses of the future.
There's also the possibility that the new gadget will fail, much like other headsets in the category.
With weeks to go until WWDC 2023, where Tim Cook will unveil the AR/VR headset, a new report details Apple's development process. The report describes Tim Cook's initial vision for the product, explaining how this "iPhone killer" should have worked. It also says that Apple is many years from releasing the AR glasses I'm personally dreaming of.
But I'm certainly a fan of Apple's purported plan to replace the iPhone, and I hope it'll come to fruition one day.
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