Apple's WWDC23 website now features the phrase "code new worlds," hinting at a potential reveal of its much-anticipated VR/AR headset. The announcement is anticipated to take place during the event's opening keynote on Monday, June 5. Apple's inclusion of "code new worlds" suggests that developers may be able to build immersive augmented reality and virtual reality content for the mixed-reality headset. - Meanwhile, the event's invitation design, featuring concentric circles, could allude to the headset's lens arrays.
- Apple has also unveiled its "easter egg" animated AR experience showcasing a rotating Apple logo along with the WWDC date.
The rumored Apple Reality Pro is expected to be a premium standalone headset with both AR and VR capabilities. - Priced at around $3,000, it's said to include high-resolution displays, color passthrough cameras, a powerful processor similar to the M2, and a sleek lightweight design powered by an external battery pack.
- It may have its own app store and a separate xrOS operating system, which could allow users to create AR apps using Siri without coding knowledge.
- A late-year launch is anticipated.
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