A new claim has come to the fore regarding the mixed reality glasses that the US-based technology giant Apple has been working on for a while. Ross Young, one of the important sources of leaks in the display industry, claimed that this device will have a “monster” screen, so to speak. So why did Young make such an ambitious debut?
The mixed reality glasses that Apple introduced in-house and that we expect to introduce to the whole world with WWDC 2023 events will be 4,000 ppi, according to Ross Young’s statement. In addition, stating that these screens, which will be in front of both eyes, will be equipped with microLED technology, Young says that the user will encounter 5,000 nits of brightness.
Not only these! It will offer 4K resolution
Ross Young also said that Apple’s mixed reality glasses will have 1.41-inch screens and these screens will offer 4K resolution. When all this is combined, the user will indeed be presented with an unprecedented quality image. However, it should not be forgotten that if Ross Young is a reliable name, it is only a claim.
Ross Young’s post on Twitter:
Features of Apple’s VR/AR viewer:
- 2 x 1.41 inch microLEDs
- 4000ppi
- Brightness over 5000 nits
- 4K resolution for each eye
Let’s make the data we share with you a little more concrete. Meta Quest 2, one of the most popular mixed reality equipment on the market, has screens with 773 ppi and 100 nits brightness. These LCD screens provide a resolution of 1832 x 1920 pixels. If the claim made by Ross Young is true, Apple’s mixed reality glasses will be far better than Meta’s. All this will become clear at WWDC 2023…
Of course, every good thing has a price:
54798
