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Apple setting up what could be the biggest products introductions in the history of the company. I know a lot of people hate on Apple but they are getting ready potentially a huge number of exclusive titles for a product launch?
While everyone is talking about Apples entry int the VR/AR space what no one really talking about and could be a huge game changer is their new exclusive gaming titles. This could be tied to the Apple Reality Pro headset or gaming on a handheld "think of Steam Deck" a number of hugely popular Japanese game developers have been setting up on the stage some wild demos.
Don't knock it because they are getting ready to shake things up. Apparently some very exclusive game developers have been given very early access with in development hardware and are very excited about the possibilities and could have demos on display. Such a lockdown of the show floor that it's under heavy security as Apple feels enough leaks have been dropped to get people interested in something big.
It will be streamed apparently at 1 pm EST today? Some things talked about is XROS, Apple Reality Pro Headset, a number of gaming exclusive titles, an entirely new IOS and Mac OS, possibly a new gaming offering and a lot more.
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Apple’s (AAPL) Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on June 5, and if the rumors are to be believed, it could be one of the biggest Apple events in recent history. That’s because the iPhone maker is largely expected to launch its long-awaited VR/AR headset at the big show.
The headset, which Apple has been working on for years, would be the first new major product category from Apple since it debuted the Apple Watch in 2014. And there’s a lot riding on the device. Not only will the headset have a direct impact on CEO Tim Cook’s legacy, it could also determine Apple’s future beyond the iPhone.
While the VR/AR headgear will certainly be the star of the show, it’s not the only thing Apple will show off. Here’s everything we expect out of the tech giant at WWDC 2023.
The Reality Pro headset
Apple’s headset, which Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says will be called the Reality Pro, will likely be all people are talking about after the event. Gurman, who seemingly has a preternatural ability to find out what’s going on inside Apple’s walls, says the headset will cost around $3,000 and feature a design similar to a pair of ski goggles.
Apple Inc. (AAPL)"
While everyone is talking about Apples entry int the VR/AR space what no one really talking about and could be a huge game changer is their new exclusive gaming titles. This could be tied to the Apple Reality Pro headset or gaming on a handheld "think of Steam Deck" a number of hugely popular Japanese game developers have been setting up on the stage some wild demos.
Don't knock it because they are getting ready to shake things up. Apparently some very exclusive game developers have been given very early access with in development hardware and are very excited about the possibilities and could have demos on display. Such a lockdown of the show floor that it's under heavy security as Apple feels enough leaks have been dropped to get people interested in something big.
It will be streamed apparently at 1 pm EST today? Some things talked about is XROS, Apple Reality Pro Headset, a number of gaming exclusive titles, an entirely new IOS and Mac OS, possibly a new gaming offering and a lot more.
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Apple’s (AAPL) Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on June 5, and if the rumors are to be believed, it could be one of the biggest Apple events in recent history. That’s because the iPhone maker is largely expected to launch its long-awaited VR/AR headset at the big show.
The headset, which Apple has been working on for years, would be the first new major product category from Apple since it debuted the Apple Watch in 2014. And there’s a lot riding on the device. Not only will the headset have a direct impact on CEO Tim Cook’s legacy, it could also determine Apple’s future beyond the iPhone.
While the VR/AR headgear will certainly be the star of the show, it’s not the only thing Apple will show off. Here’s everything we expect out of the tech giant at WWDC 2023.
The Reality Pro headset
Apple’s headset, which Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says will be called the Reality Pro, will likely be all people are talking about after the event. Gurman, who seemingly has a preternatural ability to find out what’s going on inside Apple’s walls, says the headset will cost around $3,000 and feature a design similar to a pair of ski goggles.
Apple Inc. (AAPL)"
