Driven by iPhone Apple AR Glasses are scheduled to launch in early 2020 like i said before/
Apple's Augmented Reality headset accessory can become the company's trump card.
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Updated as of 11 March 2020
Driven by iPhone Apple AR Glasses are scheduled to launch in early 2020
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple recently said the company is working on potential products that "will blow you away."
Is Apple's Virtual Reality Headset one of those high-tech goods of the future?
Mr. Larry Singol knows how to update us with a hint by Apple glasses being made. Output may start as early as the end of this year, and will be made publicly available in the first half of 2020. Apple has recently turned its emphasis on artificial intelligence technology.
According to the 9to5Mac study, in which Analyst Kuo suggested that the AR glasses could be released as an accessory for iPhones. They will hold their own monitor and at the same time outsource the encoding, networking duties and positional monitoring tasks to the smartphone itself.
This multinational business device is somewhat close to the Apple Watch viewpoint and can be seen in its early versions. In the initial few models Apple Watch includes an iPhone for almost all of the features. But that isn't specifically stated in the paper.
Sales of iPhones have dramatically slowed in recent years, which has prompted Apple to search for another viable choice for its potential revenues. Accessory areas could prove vital to the business as Apple accessories sales have risen by 33 percent. An upgrade to the Augmented Reality headset may be a trump card for the business.
Apple AR headset isn't the first in this section to work with an external computer. In 2016 LG released an although VR headset with its G5 phone.
North recently introduced the Focals smart glasses. It licensed the technology and patent behind Intel's Vaunt within a few months of its launch. It's connectable via Bluetooth. Qualcomm is also expected to introduce its dedicated platform for the manufacture of AR and VR headsets that are connected by phone.
