Apple was supposed to ship its Blended Reality (MR) headset earlier than expected in a year, but it appears that the company faces additional delays, which could push its schedule to 2023. The update is provided by Apple Examiner Ming-Chi Kuo, who asserts that Apple has passed a test with its headset driver, necessitating an extension of the launch date.
Additionally, Kuo has decreased the number of headsets he anticipates shipping from 800,000 to 500,000 every 50 percent of the following year.
In addition, he does not discuss the specific justification for the delay; the only things he does talk about are a product-related issue that has arisen at the Cupertino-based monster and the group working on the MR headset.
In the event that the headset does not arrive in time for the big launch event, it could stifle demand, which could force Apple to postpone the event altogether. As a matter of fact, Apple has not examined its MR headset in that frame of mind as yet, so we were unable to say expecting that the stories regarding the contraption are legitimate or not.
Apple typically only releases a product when it is absolutely certain of its quality, execution, and various perspectives. Since the headset is expected to cost $2000 (roughly Rs. 1,60,000), it would be prudent for the company to address any security flaws before making the product available to the public. Apple has a history of discontinuing products that did not meet its quality standards.
The AirPower remote charging unit comes to the most elevated mark of our cerebrums. In addition, considering the impudence of the area that the MR headset serves, it would appear acceptable for Apple to emerge with a clean product rather than a silly model. Since Apple usually has an event in the beginning of the year, we hope to learn a little bit about this new product.