Apple expected to release $1,000 device in 2022 featuring AR/VR capabilities

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who is an insider with an accurate track record reporting on unreleased Apple devices, has claimed that Apple’s first wearable headset would arrive as soon as next year, priced at $1,000. A ’helmet type’ headset featuring AR and VR capabilities would arrive in 2022, which will soon be followed by AR glasses in 2025 and AR contact lens between 2030 and 2040.

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Apple expected to release $1,000 device in 2022 featuring AR/VR capabilities

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