Introducing Apple iGlasses! The Apple AR glasses releases date, price, spec
When we first heard the term “Apple Glasses or iGlasses”, you might have thought of E.D.I.T.H Glass of Iron Man, off course it should be. According to John Prosser (a trusted leaker), Apple AR Glasses would be called Apple Glass and would be able to display information on both lenses, with a user controlling them both through gestures and in front of the frame.
The Apple AR Glass is also a futuristic gadget like the Paigani Amuru and LG rollable phones that we talked about earlier. The AR Glass will have many features and uniqueness so, it may be in high demand when it launches in the market.
How much Apple AR glasses cost?
Apple Glass would rather rely on a companion iPhone for processing, so it will have significantly less parts and complexity than Hololens and can be known by the name iGlasses. It will work more like the Vuzix Blade smart glasses, with a built-in camera and Alexa integration. Nevertheless, the Vuzix Blade starts at $ 799. Apple’s entry point is much more accessible, it costs a bit more.
Apple Smart Glass currently costs $499 according to Prosser, along with prescription fees. Now this may seem small, especially compared to augmented reality headsets like Microsoft Holoens 2.
Apple Smart Glass release date
According to a report, Apple Glass is coming as early as 2023. An Apple VR headset positioned to compete with the Oculus Rift 2 is nearing launch. All can go wrong — John Proser, an iconic Apple leaker, says that Apple specs came sooner than we thought. The processor believes the launch is aimed at “March-June 2021.”
Apple iGlasses Features: What They can Do
It can bring information, details, pictures from phone towards your eyes. All processing will apparently be handled by a connected iPhone, and Apple Glass is not supposed to be a traditional camera, but a point comes, it have a LiDAR scanner to power AR experiences.
In particular, “the user is expected to synchronize with the wearer’s iPhone” to display a number of interesting things such as text, email, maps, games, and visualized graphics in the field of vision.”
Other details from the source include that there will apparently not be a sunglass version, as the display does not work with tinted lenses, that observers will not be able to tell if the lens is displaying anything, and that the frame — in at least one prototype — made of plastic.
An Apple Glass patent states that it allows you to see the parts of the world you want to see, similar to Google’s Street View. The difference is that the scene will be projected directly onto the Apple Glass lens. And you can digitally teleport to different places. The company’s Apple Maps app has a similar feature now called Look Around, but it will be much more immersive on Apple Glass.
Apple AR Glasses spec!
However, there is no known spec of Apple glass yet, But we can guess for you based on what we know about current technology. Anyway, if Apple’s goal is to create a true augmented reality solution — as opposed to a head-up display, like Google Glass shows 2D floating notifications or maps — it’s reasonable to expect Apple Glass to offer a dedicated Wi- Connect to iPhone directly over Fi. Connection.
