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Apple's Mixed Reality headset launch is expected to be postponed to September to coincide with the iPhone 15 series

Apple’s mixed reality headset launch delayed to September

Apple's Mixed Reality headset launch is expected to be postponed to September to coincide with the iPhone 15 series

Apple's Mixed Reality headset launch is expected to be postponed to September to coincide with the iPhone 15 series, as per the information shared by tipster Ming-Chi Kuo. Kuo attributed the delay to software issues but did not provide specifics about the bugs. China's Luxshare ICT is anticipated to be the primary manufacturer of the device, which may be named Reality Pro and will likely run its own xrOS operating system. The headset is expected to carry a price tag of up to $3,000. &nbsp;

None of these four VR headsets are intended for commercial use and there is a long way to go before these reach the masses.

Mark Zuckerberg shows Meta’s new VR prototypes

None of these four VR headsets are intended for commercial use and there is a long way to go before these reach the masses.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has displayed virtual reality (VR) headset prototypes to make immersive experiences more realistic for people.
By inventing new hardware, the Reality Labs branch of Meta is aiming to overcome the persistent hurdles in the VR industry.
According to Meta, these prototypes demonstrate that a proper headset that can transport us to a virtual world as realistic as its physical equivalent is yet to be developed.
The first headset of the series is called Butterscotch. It aims to provide a resolution close to that of the retina. This overcomes the issue of providing resolution near to the 60 pixels per degree that Meta regards to be the standard for a human retina.
Also shown were Meta&rsquo;s Half Dome prototypes that allow users to focus on any item at any distance. This is the result of varifocal lenses and eye-tracking technology, which allow the gadget to shift its focus based on the virtual object the user wishes to view.
Then, Starburst is the codename for the next prototype that Meta's Reality Labs has created. It is a VR system with HDR capabilities.
"Nature is typically 10 or 100 times brighter than modern HDTVs and the highest-end monitors, and we needed colours to be just as vibrant to feel natural, so we created Starburst," explains Zuckerberg.
However, according to Zuckerberg, the purpose of testing prototypes like Starburst is to include all the technologies being tested into a gadget that is smaller than anything currently available.
Another headset called Holocake 2 moves a step closer in this direction. It is a functioning experimental device featuring holographic displays for playing PC VR experiences without the need for extra gear.
However, none of these headsets are intended for commercial use and there is a long way to go before these reach the masses.

Microsoft Flight Simulator now offers support for most virtual reality headsets, as long as the device is compatible with SteamVR or OpenXR. 

Microsoft Flight Simulator adds support for virtual reality headsets

Microsoft Flight Simulator now offers support for most virtual reality headsets, as long as the device is compatible with SteamVR or OpenXR.

Microsoft Flight Simulator now offers support for most virtual reality headsets, as long as the device is compatible with SteamVR or OpenXR. Models like HTC Vive, Oculus or Windows Mixed Reality headsets will let players experience the expansive simulation game in virtual reality. Reports say game developer Asobo has also added real-time snow and ice coverage along with the VR support.

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