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CTOnews.com, April 23, Mark Gurman provides more details about Apple's AR / VR headline (expected to be released on WWDC in June) in the latest Power On newsletter from Bloomberg.

It is said that the head display will provide two interfaces: a USB-C interface for data transmission and a proprietary magnetic interface for connecting batteries. He pointed out that the head display requires external power, and its external battery is similar in size and shape to the MagSafe battery pack and provides a battery life of about two hours.

Thanks to the external battery pack, the head is lighter than most competitive products on the market, thus improving the comfort of users. Of course, the disadvantages of this design are also obvious. for example, you have to connect a wire during use, but the user can hide the battery in his pocket.

Gurman also mentioned that the external battery cable is one-piece design, the two can not be separated, but the cable uses a magnetic interface to make it easy for users to connect. It is said that when you insert it, you can rotate it to lock it in place. This means that the battery cannot fall off during use.

Judging from previous revelations, the headdisplay is an absolutely high-end device priced at about $3000 (CTOnews.com Note: about 20670 yuan), made of materials such as glass and carbon fiber, two 4K displays (one per eye), and about 12 sensors and cameras for very fine gesture recognition and eye tracking, as well as the M2 flagship chip.

In addition, Apple's registered trademark documents show that the product will be named "Apple Reality Pro". Apple is also reported to be working on a cheaper version, which is expected to be released in the next few years. But the next thing to look forward to most is the head display device, which will be released at WWDC.

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