Apple's VR/AR headset has been extended until 2023

Apple's long-running VR/AR headset could be delayed until 2023 due to a combination of educational issues.The report, based on those familiar with Apple's plans, says:The device was supposed to premiere at WWDC in June 2022, howeverIt should be released before the end of this year. However, recent patching issues may delay Apple's release of VR/AR headsets.

The VR/AR headset features two 8K Ultra HD displays with optical capabilities, 12 cameras with handheld tracking, a pivoting head, and multiple control options. However, there are now overheating issues as well as camera and software issues. The headset is said to have two chips, at least as an example of how the M1 Pro performs in the new MacBook Pro model. It is believed that the thermal conductivity of these chips is the cause of the overheating problem.

According to Bloomberg,The headset has been improved since 2015 and aims to replace the iPhone within the next 10 years. The company is preparing its vendors for an early 2023 release, and next year's developer conference will focus on VR and AR apps for headphones.

The company also said it will develop high-end AR-only glasses that will be released after the release of the VR/AR headset. A future iOS 16 update is supposed to set the stage for future VR/AR headphones, which means announcements will take place. The latest update, named "Sydney", will be released for iOS devices in June.

Apple decided to pay over $2,000 for more premium devices, chips and technology than its competitors.While Apple seems to be committed to VR/AR technology, the company shows little interest in creating its own virtual world and instead focuses on providing quality content.