Oculus founder praises Apple VR/AR headsets as "very good"
IT Home reported on May 15th that it is well known that before any new product is launched, a group of users will be selected for trial. For the VR/AR head display that Apple is planning to launch on WWDC2023 in June, it seems to have received recognition from Oculus founder Palmer Luckey
IT Home reported on May 15th that it is well known that before any new product is launched, a group of users will be selected for trial. For the VR/AR head display that Apple is planning to launch on WWDC2023 in June, it seems to have received recognition from Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.
According to Mark Gurman, major Apple executives hold a "major gathering" every year to review the development progress of this headphone display, and last week, hundreds of executives experienced this product.
The interesting thing about Gurman's statement is that the Apple design team earlier stated that this AR head display is not yet ready for release this year. However, Apple CEO Cook and COO Jeff Williams chose to ignore these concerns, as they may believe that any further delays could give Apple competitors a greater advantage, so they had to choose to release it hastily.
From previous comments, it seems that Apple's headsets may be named "RealityPro", which may be the company's most "polarized" product to date, but for the founder of Oculus, this headworn wearable device clearly left an excellent first impression on him.
However, given the popularity of Luckey and Oculus in the VR industry, some foreign media believe that he chose to collaborate with Apple for marketing and promotion.
However, currently, even if Luckey fully recognizes this product, it cannot guarantee 100% success of this headphone display after its launch. According to earlier estimates, Apple may only be able to ship about 300000 units of "RealityPro" this year, but the unit price seems to be expected to reach $3000 (IT Home note: currently about 20880 RMB).
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