We’re still (apparently) simply a month or 2 far from the Apple Vision Pro‘s long-awaited launch date, however reports are currently flying around about the 2nd mixed-reality headset from Apple.
Mentioning marketing research company Omdiathe Korean tech outlet The Elec reported that Apple is currently preparing screen upgrades for the Apple Vision Pro 2.
The nitty-gritty tech information are a bit obtuse for the typical individual, however the essence of it is that Apple apparently intends on updating the Vision Pro’s WOLED (with a color filter) show to an RGD OLEDoS screen in Vision Pro 2.
How is the reported Apple Vision Pro 2’s display screen much better than its predecessor?
As MacRumors described, the Vision Pro 2’s screen tech would negate the requirement for a color filter, hence producing better brightness at greater effectiveness than the headset Apple is set to introduce in early 2024.
It’s not precisely stunning to hear that a follow up to Vision Pro would consist of much better screen tech than the initial, however understanding precisely how It will be much better is a bit unexpected offered the very first headset hasn’t even introduced.
Omdia thinks the Vision Pro 2 will introduce in 2027, supporting a previous forecast from Apple prognosticator Ming-Chi Kuo. In the meantime, Apple may launch a less expensive alternative to the Vision Pro (which is set to cost $3,500), however it’s uncertain when, and even if, that will really take place. If it does, it will probably not consist of the updated screen functions gone over in the Omdia report, however hey, you never ever understand.
We’ll discover if any of this holds true in 3 years.